This folk saying is very true. Looked at from many angles, eventually, the conclusions turn out to be true. Regardless, the consequences can affect many people. Our mood can greatly affect our thoughts and actions. That's why it is beneficial to plan activities that are meaningful to others, as this can help improve our mood. How? Psychologists say that looking at a fireplace or aquarium is enough to lift one's mood. Furthermore, seeing a smiling child can instantly put you in the mood. Imagine that you are going to a job interview. Isn't it better to be in a good mood? You are going on a first date; isn't it better to present yourself as a positive person? Investing the accumulated savings of a year or two in the stock market can be risky due to the influence of your mood. Driving on the road can lead to a lack of concentration, as evidenced by numerous examples. Our psychology inherently seeks happiness and goodness in the future. If we try to extend smiles to people and they smile back, won't we feel better? No matter how unfair life seems to us, we can at least make it beautiful for us. Our mood can influence whether we help a person, who may then go on to help an entire community or potentially cause harm. The laws of physics dictate that everything has a reciprocal effect. No matter how much we bang our heads, the saying applies with full force to every person.
Author Sezgin Ismailov
