Tracy Apia

10 Things Happy People Say Every Day Happy people are positive go-getters who do not sit around waiting for life to happen to them. They happen to life. They know how important words are to people, so they use their words and actions to spread happiness and positivity. Although there is no strict guideline for happiness, there are some things that happy people do, which makes others tag them as content. Here are ten things happy people say to themselves and the people around them. 1. “Today is going to be an amazing day.” There is something about letting the world know that you’re going to have a great day, even before the day has fully begun. This statement is a way of telling yourself to be positive; to look at life with optimism. Truly happy people know the importance of encouraging oneself before attempting anything, including starting one’s day. 2. “I appreciate you.” Everyone likes to be seen. People want to know that their efforts are appreciated and acknowledged – in a positive way, of course. Happy people use their words to show how much they value the people around them. It is reassuring in the sense that it makes other people know that they truly matter. 3. “You have so much potential.” Happy people use this statement to show others that they have a lot of untapped potentials, and should not be afraid to use it. This statement is sometimes used alongside “I appreciate you.” It is not said to demean people, but to let them know that they have so much more to offer the world. A little push is sometimes needed to get people to where they need to be to become their greatest selves. 4. “You did great!” When happy people speak these words, they intend to uplift the person on the receiving end. This statement focuses on the overall achievement of other people, and sometimes, happy people add words to be more specific about what impressed them the most. Happy people add on statements like, “you really impressed me when you…” “I loved that part with…” “I like how you…” 5. “Thank you.” Saying thank you is considered by many to be the most expressive way to show gratitude. Happy people use it not only to express appreciation but also to bring peace to their world. Even happy people have chaotic days, but they use these words to make known how much they value those around them, as well as themselves. 6. “It’s going to get better.” Truly happy people know how essential it is to maintain positivity, regardless of the situation they find themselves in. This statement serves as an encouragement to happy people, and to others who may be struggling in various ways. And even though they cannot see the future, they use this statement as a guideline, as well as a promise. 7. “You’re welcome.” People who are truly happy help others. When other people want to show their gratitude, they may do it in many ways. The best way to truly appreciate gratitude from others is by saying, “you’re welcome.” Happy people use this statement to show how thankful they are, and, in this way, the other person’s gratitude is fully and adequately acknowledged. 8. “Hello.” One of the most crucial things in life is the human connection. Happy people are aware of this and do their best to connect with positive and impactful people. Saying “hello” is the first step to take in forming genuine human connections. It is a way of reaching out to people, and it, in turn, allows others to reach out. This simple word is wielded by happy people to share moments that make up people’s lives. 9. “I’m okay.” People’s responses to life’s misfortunes shape their lives and determine what kind of people they will become. Although positive people have a confident outlook on life, they do go through tough times, just like other people. What makes them different is that they get up every time they fall. What makes them different is what makes them happy. They tell themselves that they are going to get through what life throws at them, and they do. 10. “What do you think of…” Respect for someone entails valuing their opinions. This is what guides the lives of happy and optimistic people. They know how important it is to get advice from other people, especially from people they respect, and they have learned how these opinions and pieces of advice could change their lives. Although people may not want to seem too imposing, happy people like to let others know that they matter to them.