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What is the main idea behind "feeding the positive" according to Bubba?
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?
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What is the main benefit of smiling, according to Bubba?
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Smiling can be harmful and cause stress if it's not genuine.
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Why does Bubba say that people underestimate the power of a smile?
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Matt smiled for the first time in a long time when Bubba started tickling him.
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What is the main benefit of making yourself smile, according to Bubba?
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Bubba says that people often wait for something to make them smile before smiling.
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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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Description
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.
