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From 30 Years of Depression, Gone by John Gorman
… answer. Better to be the life and the light than to be abandoned and admonished for your darkness. That was, with rare exception, my default programming from that point forward: Smile and people will feel good. Sit stone-faced and they’ll inquire. Joke and folks will dig you. Express your tumult and folks will joke about you, if they even notice you at all.
From This 2-Step 10-Minute Exercise Creates Immediate Self-Awareness by Benjamin Hardy, PhD
Charles Haanel, considered to be the father of modern self-improvement said,“Remember that no matter what the difficulty is, no matter where it is, no matter who is affected, you have no patient but yourself; you have nothing to do but convince yourself of the truth which you desire to see manifest.”