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One of the biggest pursuits in our life is the desire to be happier. Everything we do and every decision we make is but an attempt to sort out our life towards the better. Although there are many occasions in life when we are bound to settle for less, there are other times when life rewards us in its own unique ways. These are times when we need to take the plunge and pamper ourselves in ways which we have always dreamt of. Fulfilling our wishes can make a greater impact in our life. If you are still making excuses, here are 5 reasons why you should finally push the upgrade button in your life!

1. You have achieved this after a lot of hard work

Ever heard of the phrase, "First deserve, then desire"? Well, the phrase speaks for itself. All the struggle and hard work you've done deserve to be appreciated. Make sure that the first person to do so is you. Take a break, step out on that open terrace lounge and unwind. You deserve it.

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2. Your success needs to be seen as something tangible

You might not be a person of material pursuits but it's not immoral or unethical to indulge in materialistic stuff once in a while. Pamper yourself and do the things which you've always restricted yourself from doing. Get yourself some of those things you've been eyeing for a long time, like that grand piano for your spacious living room. After all, you've earned it with your efforts.

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3. Now is the best time to be happy

You might not want to go on that European odyssey you have been planning for a while. You may just shrug your shoulders and say, "Maybe some other day." Let me tell you that there is no point in postponing something that makes you happy. Do what your heart tells you because happiness can't be saved for later. So stop delaying that swimming date with your children because it's time to take a plunge into happiness.

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4. Change may be terrifying but it is super good

People have a tendency of getting themselves into self-created ruts. Our daily habits tend to form roots in us and we detest change of any kind even if it's for the better. At times like these, one should remember that change; no matter how terrifying, is always healthy. You have to change certain aspects of your life if you want to grow as a person. Break the rut by leaving office early to hit that jogging track in your apartment complex because it's time you started thinking about yourself.

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5. Self-rewarding is the best confidence booster

The concept of rewards has always been thought to be a two-way process. Who would know better than you, what you truly deserve? So, go ahead and reward yourself. Self-rewarding helps keep you focused and gives you the boost nothing else in the world can.

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