You might feel like nothing is going right with you, your life has become so unhappening at sudden. You are not able to achieve what you have planned for yourself and thinking all of this makes you sad and unhappy. Firstly, you should understand that you should never think like that and never be demotivated because you are the only one who can bring a change in your life. You can make your life better by changing the routine that you follow daily and by changing those stubborn bad habits. You will notice an improvement in your life when you start adopting healthy and good habits like the ones I have mentioned below. I know it is hard to adopt these changes in your life but believe me it is not impossible.

Have a look at some of the good habits that will surely bring a change in your life.

1. Face your fears

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Just try to embrace and face your fears because in this way you will learn how you can conquer over them. Never try to dismiss them. Facing your fears will help you to learn and succeed. If you stop facing your fears, your life will come to a standstill and you will not be able to grow.

2. Set up a routine and stick to it

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If you don’t follow any routine or your days don’t have any structure, things will become messy and chaotic. Try to set up a daily routine and follow that. This way you will be able to complete all your daily tasks well on time.

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3. Give importance to people in your life

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Never forget to those people in your life who are with you when you need them. Don’t get too busy doing the things that you start taking people in your life for granted. In fact, you should love them and honour these people that make your life beautiful and contemplated.

4. Exercise daily

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Indulging yourself in a 9 to 5 job, you completely ignore your health and adopt an unhealthy lifestyle which adversely affects you and your health. Try to take out half an hour time from your busy schedule and exercise so that you grow physically and mentally too.

5. Pray to almighty god

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It is always a good idea to pray before a deity who has given you such a beautiful life. You should thank for giving you the guidance and the strong determination to achieve your long term goals.

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6. Try to make other happy

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Your life motto should not be only to keep yourself happy, but also keep those people happy who are around you. Try to help them when they need you.

7. Do not waste your time in hating others

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Life is too short to hate someone. Try to maintain a healthy and sound relationship with all the people you know and you are with. Do not waste your time hating them and doing unnecessary things that will take you nowhere.

8. Enjoy your life

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You only live once and you know that. That’s a thumb rule of life. So, try to enjoy your life to the fullest and do those things that give you the most pleasure and make you happy.

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Do you know there are many countries that are taking into action the different wacky practices to ensure that their population grows up to a certain level? Will you imagine, they are even paying you and giving many exciting rewards when you give birth to your first child? Moreover, they are also charging more tax and imposing penalty or fine on singles and those who are childless above the age of 25. Also, there are many other unique initiatives taken by the government of these below-mentioned countries to encourage people to ‘do the do’ so that there is an increase in the birth rate in these countries.

Have a look at some of the countries that are taking some crazy measures to control and increase their population.

1. France: Family Code

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In 1935, when the death rate exceeded by the birth rate. France took a stricter action to increase the birth rate there. In 1938, France created the “Family Code”, which gave citizens a capital bonus upon the birth of a first child. And you know what? They even taxed couples who do not have any child. They also have created a new policy in 1978 known as the “New Family Policy” that offered free state-run childcare to the newly born babies.

2. South Korea: 7:30 P.M. Lights Out Rule

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Here in India, the government or your bosses are least bothered about your personal life and what you do after office hours? But the South Korean government is doing a great job in order to increase the birth rate. As the birth rate in South Korea is among the lowest in the world which is at 1.2 children per woman.

The South Korean government has started a rule in 2010 wherein on the third Wednesday of every month, “Family Day” in order to boost the sexual morale. The light in the office premises was cut off to encourage their employees to go home and have sex.

3. Russia- Money, Refrigerators, and Cars

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On concerns over the decline in the birth rate after the falling of the Soviet Union, Russia has declared September 12 as the National Day of Conception in 2007. Under this, the citizens were given off for the day to relax and have babies in order to contribute to increasing the birth rate. And the couples who will celebrate this day and will have a baby after 9 months will get the opportunity to win cars, fridges, and even money.

4. Romania: Taxes singletons more

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Most of the countries offer incentives to the couples who contribute to increase in the birth rate, while Romania is just doing the opposite, it is charging more taxes from those who are single and do not have any kid as punishment. In 1966, the country was close to a zero percent population, it was then the government has put a restriction on abortions. Even, they have made divorces impossible and have a heavy penalty on any childless person over the age of 25.

5. Japan: Robot Baby

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During the 1900s, the population in Japan was very low. So, concerning the low birth rate in Japan, students at the University of Tsukuba have created a robot baby “Yotara”. The machine that they created was for a purpose and that is the people should get motivated for procreation after seeing this robot baby that looks real as it laughs, cries and sneezes as well. This will motivate peoples to have their own baby in real.

What comes into your mind when you think of jail? Maybe that dark image strikes your mind instantly. No doubt, prisons look like gloomy with air filled with negativity, dirty cells, and horrible tasting food. But there are some prison cells in the world that are no less than a luxury. These luxury prisons located around the world do not only look beautiful but also offer top-class amenities to the humans living there so that they become a better person.

Here are the top 8 luxurious prison cells in the world that will surely blow your mind away. Have a look.

1. Bastøy Prison, Norway

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via: WikipediaThis is one of the beautiful prisons among others which are located in Boston Island. It can carry over 100 prisoners at a time. In this prison, there are facilities like tennis, horse riding, fishing and sunbathing. Also, they have big farms for farming and luxurious cottages to stay which make prisoners forget who they are for the time being.

2. HMP Addiewell, Scotland

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via: Michael Schofield – The Sun Glasgow

It is a designated learning prison which helps prisoners to learn and build their productivity skills. It has approximately 700 prisoners. They aim to make prisoners live a normal and comfortable life so that they can turn into a good person.

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3. Otago Corrections Facility, New Zealand

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This is a jail which has very tight security so that no prisoner can escape easily. Not only it has security but it also offers some good amenities to the prisoners like comfortable and big rooms. They also conduct skill-building classes for prisoners to make them proficient in works like farming, cooking, and light engineering.

4. Justice Center Leoben, Austria

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It is a jail for non-violent criminals. In this prison cell, every prisoner is kept separately in a single cell and is provided with a separate bathroom, kitchen, and TV. They also have a gym and a basketball court.

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5. Aranjuez Prison, Spain

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This is an innovative prison that offers the facility to prisoners to stay with their children for some time. With this facility, they also have amenities for kids like cribs, Disney characters on the wall and designated kid’s play area.

6. Champ-Dollon Prison, Switzerland

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Champ dollar looks no less than a hostel room for prisoners where several prisoners are living together are working together rehabilitation to lead ha better and happy life.

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7. JVA Fuhlsbuettel Prison, Germany

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This Hamburger’s prison offers top-notch facilities to their prisoners like beds, couch, private shower, and toilet.  Besides this, they also have a laundry machine and a conference room for the prisoners.

8. Halden Prison, Norway

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The prison cell is very popular and known for a reason among everyone. You know what? Every prisoner coming here can enjoy living in comfortable quarters with a privacy policy here. They can enjoy their favourite TV shows, movies, and video games with other facilities like gym and music recording facility.

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