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Till date I have read lots of articles which demonstrate that people who are viewing life with optimism live longer and enjoy life fully. Some facts which helped me:
1. Have positive thoughts about yourself and others. The glass is always full even if it has 50% water, the rest is air :)
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2. Stop comparing yourself. Every individual has unique and has special talents that should be appreciated. I did learn that my qualities brought me lots of joy and I strive to develop them further.
3. In every difficult moment, face the challenge by focusing on achieving a positive outcome, rather than anticipating defeat. Plus you never know where you end.
4. Exercise, eat healthy diet, and good sleeping habits and hygiene. Well I follow almost all of them!
5. Challenge your mind every day by learning something new, plus read read read, it helps!
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Loved the illustration. No empties, ever. :-)
Comparison is a funny thing. It all depends on who you compare yourself to. I often have to remind my daughter that sleeping in her own bed with clean sheets means she's richer than a huge percentage of the world's children. Yes, there's always someone who has it better, but there are always many more who have it worse.
Good advice, Claudia. Someone once told me that I always seemed to look at the positive side of things, rather than the negative, which was quite a compliment!
Never underestimate the power of positive thinking - it works!
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