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There are too many things that can ruin your mood, such as annoying people, bad weather, bad news, losing your earring, getting ink on your shirt, etc. You should not let these bad things affect you. Try the tips below to cheer yourself up.

1. Try to look at the brighter side of things. I know it might be hard to do so in difficult situations, but every situation exists something positive. Feel sad for losing your cell phone? May be it is an excuse for you to buy a new one. Got a parking ticket? At least it is just $25 but not a big amount.

2. Be thankful to things around - your health, career, friends, family, etc. They don’t come naturally, so don’t take them for granted. Be thankful.

3. A big laugh can make you feel good. It’s not necessary for you to attend a laughing class, though these classes really exist. Whenever you feel upset, try to laugh as loud as possible! Don’t let your anger cover your happiness. It maybe a bit strange in the beginning, but it really works.

4. Be optimistic. Expectations often affect the actual outcomes. If you think something will go well, it will probably be. I always expect I would be able to find a space for parking when I shop for grocery at busy hours, and I almost always do.

5. Try to save all the funny sayings, clips or quotations if it is possible. When you are sad, pick some of those and read through them, you will surely get back your smile.

6. Inverse your body. This can cheer you up. Try the inverted yoga pose “legs up the wall” which can be done easily. All you have to do is to lie on your back with your hip up against the wall and make your legs bend against the wall, then hold this pose and relax.

7. Give yourself a rest. Many people want to get things done as much as they can and they are usually lack of sleep. If you have this wrong practice that can endanger your health severely, you should stop right now and try to enjoy your life with your family and friends.

Life is definitely not easy and we face different challenges every day. Try to be positive and avoid looking back. Whatever happened is happened. Learn from your mistakes and look forward. You will then find your life much happier and healthier.