Do you feel pressured to always put on a happy face?


By AGENCY

Forcing yourself to always be positive and happy is not necessarily a good thing. — AFP

“Let's stay positive!”

It’s a mantra that we’re hearing more than ever in this period dominated by depressing news stories and in an era that emphasises and prioritises personal development and positive thinking.

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