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Chris Adam, Co-developer of Sustainable Happiness Certificate, Sustainability Office:

• Create micro-restorative places that calm you, bring back pleasant memories or contribute to pleasant family moments. It could be an outdoor garden project, constructing a backyard 鈥渟now restaurant鈥� with a special lunch for young children or an indoor sitting area with plants and photos that pull at your dreams.

• Thinking about positive actions influences well-being, sometimes more than the actions themselves. For example, children who are excited for many days before a birthday or adults who can鈥檛 wait for that vacation to see family. This positive anticipation of excitement and joy facilitates positive conversations with friends and builds relationships, so stretch them out!

Luisa Montes, Sustainable Happiness facilitator for Latin America and poet:

• I suggest looking for calm in the special place, within you鈥�cradled in your experience, in your memories, in the loving ties of your family and friends. I suggest writing because writing has a special magic. It connects us inward and projects us outward. It is proven that writing can help us take care of our own mental health and that of others. Write a personal recipe for 鈥渁ttracting calm鈥� inside you.

Azra Khan, Sustainable Happiness facilitator, Human Resources:

• Step outside (balcony, front door, building entrance) making sure you are dressed appropriately! Take three deep breaths, then take six breaths holding each nostril in turn (in right, out left, in left, out right). Open your eyes and take in any natural element, appreciating its texture and colour. Ask yourself a curiosity question about that natural element that you don鈥檛 know (i.e. Why does the squirrel run with its tail out? Why haven鈥檛 the oak tree leaves fallen? Why are the clouds shaped that way?) Explore this question on your own or with a friend/ family member later. Nature, and your curiosity, as mentor!

Jennifer de Vera, Sustainable Happiness facilitator, Sustainability Office:

• As we always say in Sustainable Happiness, we cannot support the well-being of others and the environment if we do not care for ourselves first. During these times, make sure to take time for yourself and schedule daily “down time”. During my down time, I enjoy picking up my loom, knitting needle, and making items for myself, family and friends. I recently knitted a pair of mittens and head band.

Katherine McWhaw, Sustainable Happiness facilitator, Quality Assurance and Planning Office:

• Before you go to sleep each night, think of three things that you are grateful for.

Julia Lijeron, Sustainable Happiness facilitator, Office of Academic Development:

• Write your own prescription for happiness. Check out these ideas here: