Happiness is a choice and it’s a mindset

Be happy with what you have.

Happiness isn’t found in things—it’s a choice, a mindset.

Charlie Chaplin, born into poverty and hardship, lost his father young and watched his mother struggle with mental illness.

Homeless at times, he still chose laughter over despair.

With grit and vision, he turned struggle into silent comedy, touching millions without saying a word.

He became one of the greatest entertainers and writers the world has ever known.

His life proves that even pain can become art, and joy can be crafted from sorrow.

So choose happiness—it’s not about what you have, but how you see it.

Smile Freely, Cry Boldly

When you smile, people often smile back. It’s easy to share joy—it’s light, warm, and welcome. But when you cry, don’t expect the same response. Not everyone is willing to share in your sadness. Some may not care. Others might even laugh.

That’s life. And it’s okay.

You must be bold enough to feel your pain without needing approval or sympathy. Strength is not about hiding your emotions—it’s about owning them. Be brave enough to cry, and strong enough to move forward when no one else understands.

Smile without fear, and cry without shame. But most of all, keep walking—because your healing isn’t in others. It’s in you.

Love Starts Within

• If you don’t enjoy your own company, you’ll always look for someone else to fill the empty space inside.
• But true love begins with you. not in a selfish way—but in a way that makes you feel complete, even when you're alone.
• When you’re happy with yourself, you stop expecting others to fix your feelings or bring you peace.
• You stop seeking approval from others, when you no longer rely on someone else that’s when the love begins to appear, softly and naturally.

• So, love yourself first. not because it’s a trend—but because it’s the kind of love that no one can take away.