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I am the type of person who used to have a very negative attitude toward most aspects of life. I am not alone in thinking this way as most of the people I meet seem to be constantly moaning about different things and basically feeling sorry for themselves. This article looks at the reasons and benefits of having a more positive outlook on life.
This article suggests there can be benefits from putting hope, humor, and optimism into your life by, taking a look at the life of a personal friend who had a terminal diagnosis of cancer at an early age.
I am a firm believer that people should try to make the most out of each day that they are alive. We all have to die at some point and even though this may seem a little morbid it is true. Today or tomorrow could be our last day and therefore this is why we should be living each day to the full.
You can accomplish by kindness what you cannot by force.” [...]
Laughing at yourself is liberating. Instead of feeling frustrated by [...]
Unfortunately, grief is as much a part of life as [...]
The world doesn’t make you miserable. You make yourself miserable. Your [...]
Some people spend their entire lives looking for happiness and it never comes. If you want to be happy tomorrow you need to begin working on it today.
Most people look outside of themselves as the cause of their unhappiness or frustration. After all, wouldn’t life be practically perfect if the significant people in our lives would simply do things the way we want them to or do what we think is best for them? Actually, this is the kind of thinking that perpetuates the misery!
I agree that most of today’s unhappiness centers on important people in our lives not cooperating with us. Can anyone relate to that? Have you ever...
The same system causes you problems when it creates inappropriate and unreasonable responses in your daily life in non-life threatening situations. Maybe your loved ones see your anger and it hurts them or your relationship to them. Perhaps you experience other consequences that would have been averted had you greater control over your emotional brain.