Even if it feels forced, smiling can trick your brain into feeling better. Start small.
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A study shows that people who were tricked into smiling had lower heart rates during stressful tasks and were more likely to emerge feeling positive.
Your brain wants to line up with what you feel and believe. It means that we can trick ourselves into feeling better by act...
A genuine smile is a simple, powerful practice:
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