“Offering simple but meaningful gestures on a regular basis—like saying ‘thank you’ or ‘you are welcome,’ holding the door, or stopping your car for a pedestrian or another car—can make another human being feel good and improve your mood markedly,” says Corbett. Give it a try and you might just find yourself having better days more often.
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