Shilpa Shetty recommends simple hacks to stay happy

Stay away from stress and keep yourself in a happy mood with these simple, effective tips

New Delhi | November 23, 2020 10:00 AM IST

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Shilpa Shetty shared a few happiness mantras to keep in mind. (Source: Shilpa Shetty/Instagram)

Happiness is contagious, and it is the little pleasures bring happiness. It is not only us, even actor Shilpa Shetty Kundra agrees with the same.

“It’s so simple to be happy because if you have noticed, our happiness lies in the little things in life,” she said.

While there is no one key to happiness, there are certain ways in which one can trigger happy hormones. If you agree with the same, you must check out the Life in a… Metro actor’s Instagram post.

What brings happiness?

According to her, being able to spend time with loved ones, revisiting happy childhood memories, catching up with old friends, getting some sunlight, eating your favourite food, playing with a furry friend, taking care of yourself, ticking off a pending goal, or maybe just taking a walk and admiring the beauty of nature around us, it’s activities like these that trigger our ‘happy hormones’.

Word of advice

“Make time to do what makes you happy even amid all your responsibilities and duties,” she wrote.

However, if the rut of life is not letting you feel happy, here are some simple ways that can help, suggested Shetty.

Know your happiness hormones

Serotonin, dopamine, oxytocin, and endorphins are called happy hormones that promote positive feelings like pleasure, happiness, and even love. Hormones and neurotransmitters make up the essential processes, like heart rate and digestion, but also your mood and feelings.

Here’s how you can trigger happiness

Dopamine

The reward chemical

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Completing a task
Doing self-care activities
Eating food
Celebrating small wins

Oxytocin

The love hormone

Playing with a dog
Playing with a baby