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In the peaks and valleys of life, it can be difficult to maintain a positive attitude, especially when you are busy, drained, or surrounded by negativity. Chaplain Samples shares ten ways, grounded in a biblical perspective, you can use to make your days (and you) more joyful.

Choose to Be Happy

For those with a healthy mind and spirit, happiness can be a choice. One that you have to make each and every day.

 

View Problems as Opportunities

How you view problems may be even more important than how you handle them.

 

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Decide to Have Fun

When life is hard, having fun might be the last thing on your mind, but it might just be the best thing for your attitude!

 

Decide to Laugh

Laughter is good medicine! Here's a poem to encourage some laughs.

 

Decide to Not Make Things Worse

Let's face it, when you're down in the dumps, it's easy to make a decision that has your situation going from bad to worse. Chaplain Samples offers an alternative.

 

Choose Happiness

Some days, the feeling of happiness may not be there. Here's how you can push through.

 

Decide to Take Responsibility for Yourself

When things are hurtling out of control, the only way to take back power is to take responsibility for yourself.

 

Focus on God, Not Your Problems

What you focus on grows in your life. Whether you choose to focus on God or your problems makes a huge difference.

 

Decide to Never Give Up

Perseverance can make all the difference between a failure and a breakthrough.

 

Dream Big Dreams for God

Dare to dream freely and chase after the life God wants for you.

 

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