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7 Easy Ways Caregivers can Enhance Their Mood

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Your mood reflects your behavior and actions. The manner you handle situations may impact your happiness and quality of life. Here are few tips for caregivers to embrace a good behavior. 1. Attitude If you are a caregiver then you feel stressful and depressed at times. But, you make your day better and choose to encourage positive emotions. Life of a caregiver is hard but one thing you can control is your attitude. If you cannot change the circumstances or people then try to find a silver lining in hard situations. 2. You Don't Need a Reason To Be Happy You can stay happy in many situations even if you don't feel like it. For instance, you can dance in circles on music or make faces to your kids. Do all the things which can put a smile on your face. Make happiness your number one priority by having a pleasant attitude. You can control your happiness by trying out different things or spend time with friends. 3. Focus on the Love You Can Give If you have ...

5 Outstanding Jazz Musicians of the Golden Era

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Jazz music may seem like chocolate for the ears. It's soothing and relaxing. There is a long history of jazz music. But, there are some jazz musicians who entertain people through their talent. Here are 5 jazz musicians who had a huge gift when it comes to playing jazz. 1. Willy Smith Smith played such beautiful jazz that people entitled him as The Lion. In the 1920s Smith was the perfect embodiment of jazz music. Smith used to play at parties and small clubs away from the recording studios. He built his reputation by playing extravagant music. People call Smith a "gladiator at heart" for his musical presence and diversity. Smith always tried to make his music better by experimenting different musical instruments. Smith's performances with a piano were amazing. He developed the "Harlem stride style" which is a unique way of playing a piano. Smith is one of the great jazz pianists of the 1920s. 2. Jelly Roll Morton Jelly Roll Morton was a pian...