Positivity: Top-Notch Research Reveals the 3 to 1 Ratio That Will Change Your Life
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These often small changes can broaden
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your mind,
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If you don’t connect well with the first practitioner you find, find another one.
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the small changes
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the most recent evidence from neuroscience provides even more reason for hope.
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you fundamentally rewire your brain.
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If you feel good, you will do good.
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will take you less than a minute or two each day to weigh in,
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how a moment of positivity
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the value of your positivity depends vitally on how it stacks up against your negativity.
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the goal is to reduce your negativity, not eliminate it.
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Appropriate negativity keeps us grounded, real, and honest.
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a news junkie
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Whatever the initial unwanted and often unexpected event,
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Negative emotions— like fear and anger— can also spawn negative thinking.
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my writing log?
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after each writing session, I log how many hours I devoted to writing
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and how many pages I produced.
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three pages a day
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least twenty mornings I can clear for writing this summer.
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it’s not positive thinking at all.
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you check them against reality,
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They melt away
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they selectively call to mind negative thoughts.
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You start out a little bit worried, ruminate, and your worry expands
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checking in with the reality of your circumstances requires clear eyes.
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you need to put the brakes on the downward spiral
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awareness.
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spot
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bingeing on media can pose its own problems.
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Come to recognize when your thinking is going nowhere.
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