How to Be Positive


Substitute your negative thoughts with positive ones. Substitute thoughts about poverty, with thoughts about wealth, weakness with strength, lack of self esteem with self esteem, disharmony with harmony. Whenever you catch yourself thinking negatively, fill your mind with opposite thoughts, of happiness and success.
Focus on what you want, not on what you don't want.
Focus your mind on the good things you already have in your life. This will cause them to increase in your life.
Do not fill your mind with thoughts of lack. Think and believe that you already have abundance, success, love and happiness.
Learn to feel, think and even act, as if you are already living the life you want. If you can feel, think and act consistently in this way, you will become happier, and will attract new opportunities into your life.
Think about what you want, create a picture of it in your mind, and make it very clear and precise. Hold it there and focus on it in a positive way, until it becomes a reality in your life.
Always tell yourself, "I can", "I am able", "I can do it".
Often, during the day, repeat positive affirmations about what you want. Do so with faith, feelings, intention and focus.
Look for the good in every situation. There is always something good, or at least something useful to learn, even in difficult or unpleasant situations.
Follow your positive thoughts with positive actions. It is not enough to think, you also need to act to make things happen.
Always focus your mind on the full half of the cup, not on the empty half.
Be aware of your company. Choose to be around positive people.
Read about other people's success. Read things that inspire you and make you feel good.
Focus your mind on how to be positive and you will discover more ways to be so.
We get what we expect to get. Therefore, begin right now to expect the very best of everything that this world has to offer, and wish the same for everyone else. There is plenty of everything in the Universe for everyone, and the Universe can create more of the good things for everyone.
Don't think lack, think abundance, for you and for everyone else.

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