7 Ways to Improve Your Disposition,

Find a way to change your disposition; everyone will be glad you did.

Sometimes our disposition is destined to be vinegary due to circumstances beyond our control, such as:

Lack of sleep. (Sometimes beyond our control.)
Concern about a family illness.
Worry about unpaid bills. (Sometimes due to our lack of control.)
Worry about an unexpected expense.

However, circumstances like:

running late for work,
being hungover,
not liking your job or boss,
just not feeln’ it today,
having quarreled with your girlfriend…and the like, are not justifiable reasons to act unprofessional and impose your sour disposition on everyone around you.

Here are 7 ways to help you improve your disposition:

Get more sleep. It is no secret that getting enough sleep can have a huge impact on your disposition and health. Getting to sleep is not always easy though, especially if you are living with insomnia. However, there are steps you can take to help you to drift off. For instance, the mattress you are using can make a big difference to your quality of sleep. For more information, head to a mattress Reviews and Buyer’s Guide website such as bestmattress-reviews.org.
Take a few minutes think of that one person who always makes you laugh; recall what you two laughed about last.
Avoid or limit watching the news, at least that morning.
Think about someone who’s really going through some stuff. (Make an effort to ask them about it or take them to lunch.)
Dress up. (Our choice of attire helps build our confidence and feel more professional; people react to us differently.)
Instead of scrolling through your social media or engaging in idle talk on your way to work, listen to music from your younger days. (Instant boost!)
Ready? It’s a bit cliché but here goes, pray, meditate, count your blessings. (Did you eat last night? Do you have place to sleep? Do you have a job? Are you in good health? Do you have enough money to buy that pricey coffee? And, do you have people in your life who like you? A bit touchy-feely, but you get my point, right?

If none of the above 7 ways work for you, maybe they’ll inspire you to come up with your own list.

“My part is to improve the present moment.” –John Wesley

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