100 reasons to worry, no reason for happiness?

In our daily life, we have hundreds of reasons to worry. If we say it in another way, there are so many things which make us tensed, stressed. Most of time, we are in stressed mode. We just keep worrying about this or that thing.

We all have so many things to worry but don't we have even one reason to be happy which may keep us happy all the day, despite so many reasons of worry. We might need to learn how to live in this streessful world. Whatever you say, but at the of the day, if you compare, how much time you felt happy or worried then in most of will found that life is full of tensions. Even single issue can keep us worried for whole day.

I just want to say that despite all the worries of life, we should keep searching for reasons of happiness and try to be happy most of the time.

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