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I disagree. Taking right action and objectively improving your life will make you feel better. Actions affect emotion. Just like the action of smiling itself h
by chrishynes 12y ago
I disagree. Taking right action and objectively improving your life will make you feel better.
Actions affect emotion. Just like the action of smiling itself has been proven to make you happier, taking steps to make your life better will impact your feelings about it.
- Heyr 12y agoIt only does this in certain cases. It can also negatively impact those who wouldn't want to do it. You have to factor in a cost to all of these things - even for something as simple as smiling. For smiling most of the cost is mental, but it's still there. I feel like there's a lack of explanation on "effort" that a person can spend. Like why a person will be able to do some amount of work but then get incredibly bogged down and not feel like doing more, even though they aren't really "tired".