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How To Get Happiness Back In Your Life:

Questions To Ask Yourself

Eleven simple questions you can ask yourself today that will inspire you to look for the good in life — things that are already working in your life now, and will make you appreciate and recognize them for their benefit and value. These questions will teach you how to get happiness back in your life by focusing on the right things.

As life gets busy or when sudden misfortunes arise, these things are sometimes overlooked and left unnoticed amidst the chaos of everyday living. Take the time to answer these questions below and feel how much you have to be thankful for right now. This will help shift your perspective by looking for what’s satisfying wherever you are, instead of what is missing, lacking, or not working. Let’s jump right in!

Question 1: Who are the people I feel blessed to have met in my life?

This could be a family member, a friend, a teacher or mentor, or even a new acquaintance who has helped you in one way or another. As you take the time to name them one by one, feel the gratitude for having attracted them into your life and the appreciation for the unique being that they are to you. This could be anyone you have met in person or online, who has given or taught you something of value and assisted you in becoming a better person.

Question 2: What things do I have right now that makes my life comfortable?

Look around you right now and notice what brings you comfort wherever you are. This could be the simplest things like the bed you slept on last night, the roof above your head, the relaxing bath you had this morning, or the meals that made your tummy satisfied. Up to the things you once desired that you now enjoy, like a fast internet connection, your access to a wide range of products and services all over the world, the ease of communicating to anyone regardless of distance, and the variety of avenues for pleasure and entertainment available to you.

Question 3: What qualities or skills have I developed over time that I feel proud to have now?

This could be qualities such as kindness or generosity that you have practiced and has become the trait that people like about you. Or it could be your cleanliness or superb organizational skills that you just feel proud to be good at. Or it could be that you are a good listener and friends are comfortable to share stories with you, that you are humorous and fun to be around because you are very lighthearted and don’t take things too seriously that much, or that you are an avid learner and you just enjoy improving yourself in many areas of life. These qualities are very valuable to have but are oftentimes not given enough credit for what they’re worth.

Question 4: What experiences have I had in my life that made me better than I was before?

These are experiences you have gone through in the past that make you feel thankful for the valuable lessons and insights they have provided for you. Recognizing them will make you see your experiences in a good light and the “blessings in disguise” that are present in those seeming contradictions in life. This could be your past relationships that have ended but made you love yourself even more, or a lost job opportunity which eventually led you to discover what you truly wanted to pursue in life.

Question 5: What are the things I enjoy and love doing that I am able to do, either regularly or occasionally?

What things make you feel joyful and excited as you do them, and which you are capable and free to do from time to time? Maybe it’s reading a book by your favorite author, watching movies you like, trying out a new recipe by your favorite celebrity chef, buying a new wardrobe for yourself, or just laughing out loud with your friends over a cup of coffee. These could be simple but meaningful things you’re able to do from the comfort of your home, or alongside other people from time to time.

Tinubu-Led Nigerian Government Approves N2trillion Supplementary Budget For Defence, Wages, Others
Tinubu-Led Nigerian Government Approves N2trillion Supplementary Budget For Defence, Wages, Others
October 30, 2023
NEWS
The Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Abubakar Bagudu, disclosed at the end of the Federal Executive Council meeting held on Monday at the Aso Villa.

The President Bola Tinubu-led Federal Government on Monday approved a N2.18 trillion supplementary budget for the 2023 fiscal year to cover additional spending in defence, works as well as welfare packages such as wage awards and conditional cash transfers agreed with the organised labour.

The Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Abubakar Bagudu, disclosed at the end of the Federal Executive Council meeting held on Monday at the Aso Villa.


According to PUNCH, Bagudu explained that the budget is to “fund urgent issues including national defence and security.”

“N605bn for national defence and security is to sustain the gains made in security and to accelerate and these are funds that are needed by the security agencies before the year runs out," the Minister said.

"The sum of N300bn was provided to repair bridges including Eko and Third Mainland Bridges as well as construction, rehabilitation and maintenance of many roads nationwide before the return of the rainy season.


"Equally, the sum of N210bn was provided for the payment of wage awards. In negotiation with the Nigeria Labour Congress, the Federal Government agreed to pay N35,000 each to about 1.5 million employees of the Federal Government and that amounts from September, October, November and December 2023.

“Also, N400bn as cash transfer payments. You may recall that the Federal Government secured a $800m loan from the World Bank to pay cash transfers of N25,000 to 15 million households."

He explained that $800 million was for two months, October and November.

"The President graciously approved that an additional month should be funded by the federal government and that is what this N100bn is for.”

The council also approved N200bn for seed, agricultural input, supplies and agricultural implements and infrastructure to support the expansion of production while N100bn was okayed for the Federal Capital Territory for urgent and immediate capital expenditure infrastructure works.

Equally, N18bn was provided for the Independent National Electoral Commission for the conduct of the Bayelsa, Kogi and Imo elections; N5.5bn for the funding of the take-off of the student loans board which begins loan disbursement in January 2024.

The supplementary budget also includes N8bn for the take-off grant of new ministries, and N200bn for capital supplementation to deal with urgent requests made to the President from various parts of the country.

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