When things are good, they get better.
Interesting that those two statements are true. I happen to believe that a great deal of what is happening to you is a direct result of what is going on between your ears. Does anyone remember, "Think Thin"?
This positive thinking is not a cure-all, but it definitely helps.
I like to believe that you can't do anything with positive thinking. A good example: There is no way I can beat Mike Tyson in a fight.
But I can do everything better with positive thinking than without it.
Of course my positive thinking would get me running as fast as I could away from Mike Tyson.
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Another truism: if you smile, you feel better; if you frown you feel worse. Your brain believes what your face is doing.
I find when my face can't convince my brain to be happy, I just wait it out, because eventually things will get better, right?
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