
Yes, you heard it right. But this method is only a fast solution to make your life happier than what it is now.
Thats what a research done by Dr. Steven Toepfer, assistant professor of family and consumer studies at Kent State University says.
According to Toepfer, people should explore the effects of writing letters of gratitude to people who had positively impacted their lives.
Toepfer, an assistant professor of family and consumer studies at uni

“Everyone is pursuing the American dream. We are wealthier than previous generations, consuming more and experiencing more, but yet so many of us are so unhappy,” Toepfer says.
“The question of ””is there something simple we can do to be happier?”” is one that I have been thinking about for many years and one that has interested people for much longer, the researcher added.
With that question in mind, Toepfer enlisted students from six course

After each letter, students completed a survey to gauge their moods, satisfaction with life and feelings of gratitude and happiness.
Studies demonstrate, according to Toepfer, that practicing expressive writing is often associated with fewer health problems, decreased depression, an improved immune system and improved grades.
Muhammad Mahtab Bashir
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