March 22, 2010

What action am I going to take to develop and maintain a positive mental attitude?

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(Be specific at home, work and socially)

Will A Daily Walk/jog Help Me To Maintain A Positive Mental Attitude?

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Absolutely! This is a great time to just stride along, dropping cares for the time being. It always gives me a ‘new’ outlook on life………..every time I take a fast walk. We just forget to breath deeply, in our regular lives. Taking that brisk walk, that little jog (or long one), just clears the cobwebs out of our brains, and allows us to have a positive attitude, and to feel better all over. Recent findings say that these brisk walks and jogs will lengthen out life times, as well. So, live longer and be happier while you do it! Take a walk!

What’s The Best Way To Maintain A Postive Mental Attitude?

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I’m a salesperson. Lately, I haven’t been making money. Some of the people around me are very successful. Sometimes that makes me feel depressed, like I am a failure.(especially at Christmastime) I know I have to fight those feelings and develop a realistically positive, optimistic attitude to get things going again. What’s the best way to make myself feel like a winner again?

How Do You Maintain Your Motivation To Accomplish Your Goals?

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I find that I tend to lose motivation rather quickly.

How Do You Maintain A Positive Attitude?

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No matter how imperfect my life may be and no matter how many worries I may have, I have food in the kitchen and a roof over my head which is, unfortunately, something that cannot be said by everyone.

Give Me An Example Of A Highly Stressful Situation You Were Faced With Where Maintain A Positive Attitude?

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I had to take care of 15 kids ages 10-15 when I was 17 on a camping trip. It was like herding cats and I had to be positive and make sure I didn’t get too stressed out myself.

As A Groomsman, How Do I Maintain A Positive Attitude At A Miserable Wedding? ?

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I am a groomsman in a wedding this week. The bride is a real insecure bit#@. I wish I could find better words, but that’s just the way it is. All the groomsman feel this way, the grooms father even made the statement “what did I do for my son to marry the devil” The bride has a 48 hour agenda that tells everyone where to be on the 15 minute mark. She has told us that not only is the groom unable to go on Saturday night (the night before the wedding), but so are we (the wedding party). She has the wedding getting up at 5:45 a.m Sunday morning for pictures. To top it all off, her registry was filled with personal items (items that only she could use). The grooms wedding party is driving over 14 hours to get to the wedding, and we feel like we are being corralled around being treated like second class citizens-not to mention this whole thing is costing us all a huge amount of cash. So basically, the wedding party is about to “blow a gasket”. The flip side to this coin is that the groom is a lifetime friend a regardless of how I feel about his bride to be, I still want him to have good day. So how do I regain a positive attitude for the wedding party and keep spirits high? Any suggestions would be most helpful.