Thanking All The Negative Thinking People In The World

I couldn’t help it. I really do mean it in a nice way. I am really not picking on people who think differently than me. They have every right to think how they want to think. I am not here to change them. Why would I want to change them when I want to treat them the way I want to be treated. That is, I don’t want to change my positive thinking approach to life, so it certainly would not be right for me to want or try to change them.

Why am I so thankful? It is simple, really. I enjoy being happy and looking at the cup as half full instead of half empty makes me happy in my journey to find good in everything. Sometimes it may be difficult, but that just means it is a bigger challenge and I love challenges!

Back to the gratitude. I think I am finding that the more that I am around negative people, the more I cling to my positive thinking, and the more effort is put into the “good finding” and hence, the more joy is found in the passion of the process.

Ok, I don’t expect everyone to be like me, because I am probably weird, but I mean this from the bottom, of my heart, if you need a hug or encouragement in the place where you are at in your life, contact me (see the social media links on the positive persistence.com web site, or use the comment form, here).

Hopefully, my positive thinking can encourage people who like negative thinking as much as the negative thinking encourages me. Oh wait, is that a contradiction? Well, admittedly, I am not able to relate, directly, to how they think, but I can respect their right to think the way they want to think.

Why am I so thankful? It is simple, really. I enjoy being happy and looking at the cup as half full instead of half empty makes me happy in my journey to find good in everything. Sometimes it may be difficult, but that just means it is a bigger challenge and I love challenges!

Oh BTW, I try not to reference observations of negative thinking… But out of fairness, by all means, you have my permission to reference my positive thinking. It is the least I can do, in gratitude.