Quotes About Positivity

I have unshakable faith in the perfect outcome of every situation in my life, for God is in absolute control.

First, daily write out your notes of desired good. Second, mentally image the successful results. Third, boldly and deliberately affirm and command those successful results to appear.

Rather than sitting and worrying, do something, anything. Worrying is a waste of time

Worry is an energy sucker, creates stress, and has no positive effective!

We enjoy our work so much we get up when the sun comes up. The stress in our life is non-existent.

How we perceive a situation and how we react to it is the basis of our stress. If you focus on the negative in any situation, you can expect high stress levels. However, if you try and see the good in the situation, your stress levels will greatly diminish.

The only thing you will ever accomplish by worrying is to elevate your stress levels

I've had a lot of worries in my life, most of which never happened.

when you're thinking bad thoughts about yourself, to remember that they might turn out to be wrong.

But I bet more than half the people in the world right now are worrying about something that really is going to be okay.

Make your peace with that. Then, if you get to keep talking to them or seeing them, it'll be a happy surprise.

People think complaining about a bad thing will make them feel better. But it just stokes it. It keeps it alive. It's like feeding it. This is why I never liked the expression pet peeve. Why keep a peeve as a pet? Why give it a dish of water and a nice spot to lie down in the corner? It's just choosing to be peeved.

Lecture kids on all the terrible things that could happen. Like they think it's smart to imagine all the worst possible things that could happen and then make sure you imagine them right along with them. And I don't get that at all, because good things could happen, too. So

I'm trying to learn to be a nicer person.

Only I can control the messages in my head. I may not have installed them, but, with great effort and a lot of practice, I can at least choose what to play at what time. These are the best two life lessons I ever learned on a tough trail in the great outdoors: One, not to look up and see how far I still have to climb. Instead to look back and see how far I've climbed already. When I see what I just did, I know I can do what comes next. Given time. And, two, to give myself time.

People think complaining about a bad thing will make them feel better. But it just stokes it. It keeps it alive. It's like feeding it.

You can be just a regular, real person and still be the magic somebody else needs in her life. We do it for each other all the time. It's that everyday sort of magic. We're all capable of it, I do believe, but still you don't always see people living up to that potential.

Oh. Yeah. That's good. That's

it's happy from the inside,

I mean . . . you just make the best of happy while you've got it, right?

Do not ruin today with mourning tomorrow.

I wish you the best that can be hoped for, and no worse than can be expected.

Things I Will Try to Say More Often: Why? I love you. I'm sorry. May I have chocolate? Yes. yes. yes.

I was happy, the sun was high. I had enough.