“A man is but the product of his thoughts what he thinks, he becomes.” ~ Gandhi
Getting into a negative mindset is far too easy, which invariably leads to unhappiness and depression. To avoid being overwhelmed by negativity we need to make a conscious effort to avoid the experience. When life seems like a perpetual dark tunnel these are some suggestions to change your outlook on life and help you get rid of that negative mindset. Continue reading “9 Simple Ways to Get Rid of a Negative Mindset”
“The key is not to prioritize what’s on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities.” ~ Stephen Covey
Priorities, priorities, priorities!!! Are your priorities muddled up and making you dizzy? Lets positively simplify that…
Prioritization is a positive skill that often takes practice before you can truly master it. When you’ve got a long list of things that need to be done, figuring out which ones take precedence can be difficult to say the least!
I have been on the side where I literally didn’t know what to prioritize and how. As life has presented itself to me with all its ultimate glory, I’ve realized and devised a 5 step system that works positively for me. I’m sure it will work wonders for you too- Continue reading “5 simple steps to Positively becoming a Whiz at Prioritization”
“Let your love be like the misty rains, coming softly, but flooding the river.” ~Malagasy Proverb
After receiving countless lovely emails and messages regarding different kinds of relationships and the problems in them, this is the article I wrote, which attempts to answer almost all of those queries.
One of my friends recently gave me an article about happiness that asked the question, “How happy can we be?” Pretty darn happy if I’m in love, you might say. But according to psychologists, about 50 percent of our happiness is determined by our genes, and amazingly only about 10 percent has to do with our actual circumstances. The other 40 percent has to do with what we do to counteract a seemingly natural tendency for us to stay at or around what we psychologists term our “set point” or “base line.”
In other words people tend to reach a goal, whether it be finding love, getting married, or making more money and feel a surge of happiness for a while, only to soon adapt back down to their “set point.” Continue reading “10 Ways to Add a Dash of Happiness to Your Relationships ~ Happy Relationships Series”
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