Positive thinking, self-growth, thinking yourself to success – so
much has been said about these subjects, but is it really achievable? The truth
is that the power of our minds to influence our actions cannot be
underestimated.
Not everybody believes or accepts the power of positive thinking.
But there is undeniable truth that negative thoughts, words and attitudes bring
up negative and unhappy moods and actions. Negativity breeds more negativity, a
vicious, never-ending cycle that can only lead to failure, frustration and
disappointment. Conversely, positive thinking will do the exact opposite;
positive thoughts can only beget positive actions, leading to a happier,
healthier, more successful life.
So how do we move beyond positive thinking towards positive living?
The first step is always to decide that you can be a more positive person. Many
people cannot even move beyond this first step, coming up with all sorts of
excuses (“I’m stuck in a lousy job”, “I’m never going to have a successful
long-term relationship”, etc.) as to why they cannot be more positive. But,
know this, no matter what your life is like, being more positive is entirely your choice to make.
Next, you need to commit 100% to the idea of positive thinking and
positive living at all times. Now this is harder than simply choosing to be
positive. This commitment requires you to remain positive even when things seem
to be going wrong in every possible way. But the truth is that the most
successful people are those who are able to commit and persevere and ultimately
move beyond the situations they face. These people know how to make the best of what the hand they have been dealt. Rather than crying over what they don't have they are happy about what they do.
Positive thinking requires commitment, persistence and hard work.
But once you’ve trained your mind to habitually remove all negative thoughts
and replace them with positive ones, you will find yourself in a better
position to achieve the success, happiness and wealth you’ve always dreamed of.
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