Think. Do. Be. Positive.
The importance of being positive greatly affects your well being.
We are what we think. If we are constantly negative, that is the kind of life we will lead so why not turn it around and be positive?
Let’s remove all the negativity, and live a kind life.
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Importance of Being Positive
I think from every negative thing that happens in our lives, we should be able to pull one positive thing from it.
Maybe it took you in a different direction than you had set out on but one that is rewarding nonetheless.
Or maybe it taught you a valuable lesson.
Or maybe it caused you to meet someone new who will become a dear friend.
Who knows!
But the thing with being positive is that you will feel better no matter what the circumstance! You will be happier, more fulfilled, and more able to tackle whatever life throws at you.
One of the best tools I have found for keeping positive is journaling.
It’s a great way to write and meditate on positive affirmations.
If you are looking for a place to start, try the 52 Lists for Happiness book. Well worth working through to transform your negative thoughts into positive affirmations.
We all get in a funk sometimes which is okay, but this is a little reminder to take a deep breath and think positively.
It’s contagious!
If you need some help getting out of the funk, check out my very supportive Facebook group.
We share positive affirmations, helpful quotes, wonderful articles, and a great community to support your happiness goals.
Share in the comments on ways you are choosing to be positive today!
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I try to exhibit positivity as much as possible. It makes me feel better
I 100% agree with this. I am naturally a positive person and get annoyed when other people are negative. Life is so much better when we look at it through a positive lens.
My goal this year has been to change my perspective and these words are exactly what I did to repeat daily.
I have learned the importance and benefit of being positive, so I work hard to see my cup as always half full and never half empty.
As a yoga instructor, I encourage my students to be positive and eliminate judging themselves all the time.