op·ti·mism
/ˈäptəˌmiz(ə)m/
noun
1.
hopefulness and confidence about the future or the successful outcome of something.
No matter what’s happening in the world around us, it’s important to see the glass as half full rather than half empty. Meaning, be optimistic about what’s good in your world – the stuff you can control, and that makes you happy. Optimism is more than just thinking positively: it’s a mindset that chooses to see the good in every situation, even when things seem difficult. Because it helps us stay hopeful even in tough times, encourages problem-solving and personal growth, and builds confidence in the future. That’s the outlook you should have, the one you want the people around you – at work, around your community, and in your family, to have. But that doesn’t happen all by itself – each of us are responsible for looking at stuff objectively, seeing what you can learn and using that to keep you on an even keel. Be responsible for the things you can control and the peeps you do them with… focus on that scale and you’ll be able to control how you feel today.
Amy Leigh Mercree (born 1977): American Multidimensional Healer, Medical Intuitive, and Spirit Guide Teacher.
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