At the core of prosperity, success, and happiness are optimistic people who use positive thinking.
Optimistic people who always find something to be happy about will often stand out in a group.
They emit an aura of confidence and independence. Intrigued onlookers are drawn to their self-assured presence, attracting valuable business, and friendship connections.
Positive thinkers are bold about their future because they are secure in who they are and what they are doing. They view life as an opportunity to tackle new projects and they expect a favorable outcome.
In times of difficulty, they understand it is a temporary setback. They learn from their mistakes. They are strengthened by life’s challenges and they remain determined, focused, and optimistic.
Their glass is half-full — not half-empty. They are motivated by a sense of personal responsibility, ethics, and helping others.
It’s true: you are what you think!
We each create our daily reality by virtue of our thoughts and actions. We attract the things we want. And we attract the things we don’t want.
The power of positive thinking and positive thoughts magically attract opportunities, success, our favorite possessions, and meaningful relationships.
On the other hand, negative thoughts draw to us problematic people, troublesome situations, financial difficulties, and even poor health.
Succinctly put — like attracts like.
Scarcity thinking is a form of negative energy. Scarcity thinkers feel there is not “enough” to go around.
They spend their lives complaining about their problems and bad luck. They fixate on their lack of money, the problems within their relationships, or no relationship and being alone.
Scarcity thinkers are mistrustful and self-absorbed. They are afraid they will not get their share of money, recognition, fun, possessions, love, and happiness.
Moreover, they’re afraid to share their knowledge, contacts, or empathy because someone might take advantage of them, or someone might get ahead of them.
All in all, they are afraid to include others in their friend group, because someone may outshine them.
They blame everyone and everything for their difficulties and unhappiness.
The opposite of a scarcity thinker is an abundance thinker. Abundance thinkers believe the Universe has plenty to go around.
They are givers and they are grateful for all they receive. Their hearts are full, their thoughts are large, and their exuberance is contagious.
They believe the Universe is generous and the things they need to succeed in life will show up exactly at the right time.
They are quick to share their time, knowledge, resources, and connections because they believe it will come back to them magnified.
Their relationships — personal and business — are stable and rewarding.
Abundant thinkers are astounded and grateful for their amazing good fortune.
Some people call it luck. But it’s not luck — it’s a positive attitude and mindset. And you can learn how to be happy and be more positive.
Here are 7 vital habits of optimistic people that lead to positive thinking.
1. They look for the good in people.
Treat everyone with respect and courtesy.
Forgive the shortcomings of others and you will, soon, forgive your own imperfections.
2. They are sincere in their actions.
Be honest, enthusiastic, and friendly. Express your genuine feelings in a considerate and caring manner. This is your best self.
And your best self will bring out the best in others.
3. They’re open-minded to the thoughts, opinions, and ideas of others.
You may be unexpectedly inspired.
Don’t let prejudices or pre-conceived notions blind you to opportunities.
4. They’ve developed an attitude of gratitude.
Make a mental list of the things that you appreciate about your life — small and large — and give thanks for these blessings.
The Universe recognizes a grateful heart and will bring you more of what you desire.
5. They’re givers, not takers.
Give of your time, money, and wisdom. Give from a place of generosity.
Don’t expect anything in return. It is the intent of the heart — not the amount — which manifests prosperity.
6. They continually think about the things they want, not what they don’t have.
Visualize the things you want in life and believe that it is yours.
It’s the feeling that creates reality, not just the thought.
7. They pay attention to their dreams.
Follow your gut instincts. And draw upon the wisdom that is within you.
This is your spiritual guide pointing you in the right direction.
The power of positivity leads to a happy life.
When you practice thoughts of acceptance, generosity, and gratitude, you will receive equal or greater amounts of the same.
Originally written by Nancy Nichols on YourTango
Photo by Fernando Brasil on Unsplash
