- Look honestly at your shortcomings so you can work on them, but focusing on your strengths can never hurt.
- Look at your failures like learning experiences and important steps toward your next success.
The more you practice challenging your thought patterns, the more automatic it'll become.
Suffolk/ for suffering folks
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Suffolk
Thanks for sharing this. I think it would be interesting to hear from people and see whether they view themselves as an optimist or pessimist based on this information.
I think I would be considered an optimist. What about you?
Eileen
Hello Eileen
Undeniably a Optimist...but there was a time when it wasnt the case further more I would say that my personnality change over the years, as I gets older I tend to see life in a different light, even tough they are hurdles.
One main thing is to not sweat the small stuff like waiting in line or driving in traffic for example I became I think more patient not wanting to spend energy on trivial things...sometimes its easier and other times well....thats the way the cookie crumbles.
The main thing is to concentrate on a quality of life that suits me and by doing so I think it reflects on others, not with words but in the way I conduct myself towards others.
That as become very important for me.
I guess in the end it bowls down to how do we want to be remembered.
Have a Good One
Suffolk