Your Mind is a Powerful Thing. When You Fill it with Positive Thoughts, Your Life will start to Change

Your Mind is a Powerful Thing. When You Fill it with Positive Thoughts, Your Life will start to Change

Vartika Kashyap 13/01/2019 6

It’s easy to throw up your hands and say “I can’t” when a situation goes out of your hand. With a negative mindset, you’re likely to do the same. But what would happen if you start to see things with a positive attitude and put in some extra work before you surrender control? Things would be different, right? In fact, things would be a lot better and there are even chances that you might seek out “win” in every situation. Psychologically or scientifically, there have been plenty of pieces of evidence that a positive mindset can turn our lives around.

I bet you’ve heard of Colonel Sanders. Yeah! That’s right, Colonel Sanders is the man behind the multinational fast food joint KFC. Now, one of the most amazing qualities of Col. Sanders was that he was filled with positivity. And it was his positive attitude that made 65 years old retired fellow travel to different restaurants and cook fried chicken on the spot. Legends even have it that Colonel Sanders had to hear 1009 “no” before he got the first “yes” for his Finger Linkin Good fried chicken. Isn’t it amazing how a man builds a global empire out of his love for fried chicken? I bet it is. Plus, it shows us how a little patience and a positive mindset can help you turn your dreams into a reality.

Talking about the power of a positive mindset can feel a little cliché. However, keeping the current business scenario in mind, it is important to demonstrate people how positive thinking can give them confidence, improve their performance, and even create better development opportunities for them in their personal lives as well as work.

So, if you want to be more effective and looking for ways to being more positive, here are some clever tricks that might help you trigger positivity.

Start your Day with a Positive Affirmation

The way you start your day will set the tone for the rest of the day. You must have experienced it yourself that whenever you woke up late or panicked, nothing good happens in the rest of the day. The reason? Well, it's simply because you started your day with a bad mood and carried it into every other event you experienced that day. So, what you need to do is talk to yourself in the mirror and say ”it's going to be a good day”. I know it sounds silly but you'll be amazed to see how it improves your day.

Try Positive Self-Talk

There is no such thing as a “perfect day”. So be ready to face new challenges each day. Now, when you face a challenge, try to concentrate on getting things right instead of crying about it. Calm yourself with some positive self-talk. Keep reassuring yourself that everything will be alright and you've got everything under control.

Gather Positive People Around You

It's a well-known fact that when you surround yourself with good, positive people, you gain a positive attitude towards life. You learn positive words, hear positive stories, and as a result, you let positivity affect your own line of thinking.

Try to Find Humor in Bad Situations

Things don't always go the way you plan them. Allow yourself to find positivity in even the most trying situation using humor. Turn your bad experiences into a good story and don't hesitate to crack a joke about it.

Focus on the Present

When I say “present”, I mean “this exact moment”. Not today, not this hour, only this moment. Just forget what happened 5 minutes ago or what will happen 5 minutes later, stay in the present moment. Don't let yourself fall victim to exaggerated imagination. Focus on this exact moment and make it worth.

Turn failures into lessons

Nobody is perfect. We make mistakes and even experience failure in multiple contexts. Now, instead of mourning over failure, think about how you failed and what you can do to avoid the same mistakes in the future. In simple words, turn every failure into a lesson and let it inspire you to succeed.

Positive mind. Positive vibes. Positive life.

Keep the above quote in mind and start applying these simple tricks to your life. In return, you will discover how having a positive attitude offers greater benefits than you realize.

Author Bio:

Vartika Kashyap is the Marketing Manager at ProofHub and has been one of the LinkedIn Top Voices in 2018. Her articles are inspired by office situations and work-related events. She likes to write about productivity, team building, work culture, leadership, entrepreneurship among others and contributing to a better workplace is what makes her click. Follow her on Linkedin.

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  • Martin Higgins

    The moral of this article is clear, stay the hell away from negative people!

  • Jared Meyer

    It also depends on how you take the negative vibes in your life. You may take them as a weakness or take them as a strength. The choice is yours.

  • Simon Dunnett

    Wow didn't know positive energy would have such an impact!

  • Robin Surfleet

    The words we hear, especially the ones we hear repeatedly, whether from others, or ourselves, can absolutely make or break us in life.

  • Chris Ashworth

    Motivating post !!

  • Nathan Webber

    This moved me to tears. I needed it after my dad passed away.

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Vartika Kashyap

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Vartika is the Chief Marketing Officer at ProofHub. She has 6 Years experience in online digital marketing, brand optimization and SEO along with social media marketing and email marketing strategies. Vartika holds an MBA in Finance (Banking) & Marketing from the IBS Hyderabad.  

   
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