Author Archives: David Wilson

Learn to find humor in any situation. By following this simple guideline, you remain positive and open-minded. When a situation is not going the way you planned, learn to laugh at yourself and the situational stage you find yourself on. Continue reading →

You need to learn to grow throughout your life. If you are not growing, then you are playing it safe and will remain within your comfort zone. This comfort zone is where you stay safe, but you stop learning. If you stay here, you will gradually grow stale and become outdated Continue reading →

Your attitude, or the minds tendencies and orientation, is critical to your emotional stability, learning capability and decision making process. Your attitude is your choice, you can choose to be positive or negative, and it’s up to you. Continue reading →

By definition, pessimism is the belief in a bad outcome. If you make a choice with the idea that the outcome will likely be negative, then you are willing to accept a diminished result. This pessimistic point of view emboldens “Limiting Beliefs” such as “Leave Well Enough Alone”. Since you expect less than optimal results, you are not motivated to improve. You will not investigate further or open your mind to new ideas and learning new ways. Pessimism dwells in negativity and perpetuates a self defeating lifestyle. Continue reading →

Ever have genuine concerns about a situation, problem, friend or relative? You can be so concerned that you think more and more. You start going over the history of the situation in your mind. What happened in the past. Who said what. Who did what. Continue reading →

Who we are is the product of our thoughts and life experiences. It is the words of our thoughts that create our belief system. Harsh words equals negative thoughts. These hard harsh thoughts create a negative belief system which generates an undesirable reality. If we use positive words in our thoughts, then our beliefs will create a reality of happiness and joy in our lives. We will gradually begin to change. Continue reading →