How to Be Happy Daily

By Azuka Zuke

This book will teach you how to be happy daily. I don’t know your age. I don’t know where you came from. I don’t know your height. Your nationality does not matter to me. I don’t know your family background. But there is something I know about you that you may not even know yourself: you can be happy daily in your life.

This book will bring you to the proper harmony with your hidden happiness and take you to brand-new levels of excitement. Your life is guaranteed for a short time here. No one knows when it will expire. No one will live forever, and nothing will be of value again to you at the point of death. So start now to live a happy life.

As you begin to discover your happiness in this books, you have to take it very serious, knowing full well that it will impact your life for good. Pursue the task of finding your happiness because it will make your life better.

In this book, I will teach you how to find it—the things that have worked amazingly for me.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Mar 28, 2018
• ISBN: 9781984518613

Azuka Zuke

Azuka Zuke grew up in Nigeria, West Africa. His formative young age was very challenging. He later immigrated to the United States and became a moving force writing self-development books and traveling the world motivating people to pursue their calling, follow their passion and live their dreams to the fullest capacity. Azuka takes selfie photos to ignite friendship, foster unity, put smiles on people's faces to reduce stress and make them feel good about life and promote a sense of love across all races. Azuka is a Beverly Hills Book Award Winner and a fire-brand Motivational Speaker, a positive thinker, a strong believer in the American Dream and a disciple of the movement for positive change and gratitude. He is an in-demand speaker and speaks with high-intense energy. Azuka is always under construction and strongly believes in achieving big things with the power and the goodness of the Most High. Connect: Instagram: @authorzuka FaceBook: Azuka Zuke Twitter: @zubby34 Website: AzukaZuke.com

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Copyright © 2018 by Azuka Zuke.

Library of Congress Control Number:     2018903853

ISBN:                Hardcover                978-1-9845-1802-6

                          Softcover                   978-1-9845-1806-4

                          eBook                         978-1-9845-1861-3

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to any actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

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Rev. date: 03/27/2018

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CONTENTS

My Happiness Creed

Preface

Acknowledgments

Be Passionate About Life

Let Go, Forgive Easily

Be Grateful Every Day

Smile, No Matter What

Stop Fear Now

It’s All Small Stuff

Do New Things Daily

Be Generous, Not A Miser

Get Rid Of Negative People

Extra Tips To Keep You Happy Daily

Let’s Connect

Speaking

Other Books By The Author

Audiobooks By The Author

MY HAPPINESS CREED

I, today, make this declaration:

I will never let anything interfere with my happiness again.

I will flush out all that is behind me and focus on what is ahead of me.

I am pursuing my dreams and have no time for competition or jealousy.

I will entertain only joy, love, and peace in my life to increase my happiness.

I will never entertain any drama from anyone no matter whom.

I will block all negative people and their gimmicks from my life.

I will pursue new opportunities to explore greater possibilities.

Today, I commit to living a life of passion, action, and happiness.

Signed ……………………………………………………….

Date …………………………………………………………

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To my late mother, Joy Ezinne (a good mother), who told me to always smile because it’s good for my personality and who taught me how to create happiness from the inside at the very early stage of my life.

PREFACE

O VER THE YEARS, I have learned that happiness is a choice and that it comes from constant action, a desire to be more, a hunger for personal growth, an appreciation of life as a special gift, and a persistent desire to live life with passion. Happiness is a choice. Either you decide to be happy or not. It is already inside you, but you have to work on it. Why look outside for something that is already inside you? Be creative, and live the happiness that is already in you.

I have a passion for writing and the desire to become an author and an international motivational speaker. When I started writing, publishing books, and speaking, I found that my happiness tripled. I rarely felt sad, and I realized that finding my calling opened my happiness frequency. I always had something to look forward to, whether it was a phone call to book a speaking engagement, a book-signing arrangement, or a request to give a talk to high school or college students and many other opportunities. This has kept me happy every day, and I love the feeling.

Writing and speaking are not my professions; they are my work and my calling. To be sure, they are my calling. I had desired to sing, become an entertainer, and work other jobs; but one thing stood out inside me—the burning desire to write, speak in public, and channel the consciousness of this generation toward the path that leads to personal fulfillment. Growing up, I had a desire to write, to change lives, and to contribute to humanity using the power of motivation I carry. Doing this has made me happy in ways I never have imagined.

I have published articles in newspapers while in Nigeria, one of which, where I wrote about soccer, made national news. In other words, the desire for social contributions was paramount to my bucket list. I was incomplete, empty, and unfulfilled without it. I was unexcited without it until I began this new revolutionary movement in America, touching lives everywhere I go, building hope, promoting happiness, and imparting a mind-set of confidence in people.

When I was growing up in Nigeria, West Africa, life was a bit tough; I was limited to a world without many opportunities. Middle school and high school were not easy, but I excelled at both levels with support from my parents.

Oftentimes, I flash back to my motherland, Nigeria, West Africa, where college graduates have no jobs or are paid so little that they can’t afford the basic necessities of life. Yet I hear people in America and the Western world complain about their full-time jobs.

I hear children in America grumble because they have to wake up early to go to school or asked to eat vegetables instead of pizza.

I was in Nigeria in April