The Positive Dog Chapter: 3
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What is the main idea behind "feeding the positive" according to Bubba?

  • Faking a smile to look happy
  • Intentionally doing something to create positivity (correct)
  • Waiting for something to make you smile
  • Smiling only when you feel happy
  • According to Bubba, fake smiles can produce serotonin in your brain.

    False

    According to Bubba, most people are aware of the power of a smile.

    False

    What is necessary for a smile to produce serotonin in your brain?

    <p>A real smile that involves the eyes</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main benefit of smiling, according to Bubba?

    <p>It produces more serotonin in your brain</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Smiling can be harmful and cause stress if it's not genuine.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why does Bubba say that people underestimate the power of a smile?

    <p>Because they don't realize it's a 100% all-natural drug</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Matt smiled for the first time in a long time when Bubba started tickling him.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main benefit of making yourself smile, according to Bubba?

    <p>It makes you feel happier and more positive</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Bubba says that people often wait for something to make them smile before smiling.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    The Power of Smiling

    • Feeding the positive doesn't happen unless you take intentional action.
    • You can mold your brain to be more positive by feeding it positivity each day.
    • Research shows that you can change your brain's workings by practicing positivity.

    Smiling as a Source of Positivity

    • Smiling can be a source of positivity, not just a result of it.
    • You don't have to wait to feel positive to smile; you can generate a positive feeling by smiling.
    • Smiling produces more serotonin in the brain, which is an antidepressant that makes you feel happier and more positive.

    The Difference Between Real and Fake Smiles

    • Fake smiles don't produce serotonin in the brain and can be harmful, causing stress.
    • Only real smiles, which involve the eyes, can make you feel good.
    • A real smile shines from the heart, lights up every cell in your body, and radiates outward to the world.

    The Power of Smiling

    • Feeding the positive doesn't happen unless you take intentional action.
    • You can mold your brain to be more positive by feeding it positivity each day.
    • Research shows that you can change your brain's workings by practicing positivity.

    Smiling as a Source of Positivity

    • Smiling can be a source of positivity, not just a result of it.
    • You don't have to wait to feel positive to smile; you can generate a positive feeling by smiling.
    • Smiling produces more serotonin in the brain, which is an antidepressant that makes you feel happier and more positive.

    The Difference Between Real and Fake Smiles

    • Fake smiles don't produce serotonin in the brain and can be harmful, causing stress.
    • Only real smiles, which involve the eyes, can make you feel good.
    • A real smile shines from the heart, lights up every cell in your body, and radiates outward to the world.

    The Power of Smiling

    • Feeding the positive doesn't happen unless you take intentional action.
    • You can mold your brain to be more positive by feeding it positivity each day.
    • Research shows that you can change your brain's workings by practicing positivity.

    Smiling as a Source of Positivity

    • Smiling can be a source of positivity, not just a result of it.
    • You don't have to wait to feel positive to smile; you can generate a positive feeling by smiling.
    • Smiling produces more serotonin in the brain, which is an antidepressant that makes you feel happier and more positive.

    The Difference Between Real and Fake Smiles

    • Fake smiles don't produce serotonin in the brain and can be harmful, causing stress.
    • Only real smiles, which involve the eyes, can make you feel good.
    • A real smile shines from the heart, lights up every cell in your body, and radiates outward to the world.

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    Discover how smiling can be a source of positivity, not just a result of it, and how practicing positivity can change your brain's workings. Learn how to intentionally feed your brain positivity and generate positive feelings.

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