Certainly, we need to know what's wrong, so we can do what we can about the problems. And feel relief that the bad news didn't happen to me. But we also need to counterbalance the negative with the positive. What's going right. And when we see reasons for hope, we feel more optimistic, better and happier.
Optimism leads to better moods, better health and longer life.
When we're open to the 'new' and the hopeful, we're more likely to see opportunities and have the energy and confidence to go forward. Then we act more effectively and achieve greater success. Your contributions are greatly appreciated. This site is currently in development and will continuously grow. Please click on subjects at top of this page to view content.