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Did you know that you're really beautiful?

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You're welcome now you know Now you know Those are clips from a video created by college student Eva Dickerson and it shows

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In each episode of our show we have someone try out a different research-based practice for happiness,

resilience, kindness, and connection.

And today we're talking with Eva about our own practice to spread happiness around our college

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Eva, thanks so much for being with us.

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