Happiness Index

Happiness is key to success. If we are happy then automatically scorching Sun also does not cause any effect. Due to happiness our mind set remains positive. The people who travel in local trains where we can easily notice the height of animosity still there are individuals who smile and enjoy their journey. This power arises due to their imperturbable behaviour.

In the beginning one has to fake it but then the person will reap it as an habit. Please smile as it costs nothing but the beauty enhances manifold. The main point of staying happy is to stay content within ourselves. Self pity and self denial are the major threat to disrupt peace and happiness of an individual.
We should promise every day thay whatever happens, but we will keep smiling.....

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