Action and expressions
elotions and body
100
  • To copy or imitate positive behavior, like smiling, standing up straight, or speaking confidently.

mimic

100

The type of well-being that relates to our feelings, moods, and inner state. 


emotional 

200
  • To wrinkle your brow or turn down the corners of your mouth because you are unhappy or displeased (the opposite of smiling)

frown

200

The type of well-being connected directly to the physical state of our body. 


physical

300

To slouch or bend your body forward lazily, which can turn a good mood into a bad one. 


 slouch

300

Describes personality changes that last for a long time, rather than just being temporary.


long-lasting 

400
  • To make adjustments to your life to improve efficiency and reduce wasted time.

modify

400

Describes a state of deep satisfaction that comes from maintaining positive habits. 


fulfilling

500

A popular phrase meaning to act a certain way—even if you don't feel that way—in order to change who you are. 


fake it will make it

500

A negative physical or mental state that people try to avoid by eating well, exercising, and sleeping. 


fatigued 

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