gladness, gratitude, mental health, mindset, positivity, self-improvement, thankfulness
It’s easy to become caught in the whirlwind of tension and negativity in the rush of modern life. Feeling depressed and stressed is a regular occurrence, stemming from both personal issues and hard work commitments. However, cultivating a mindset of being glad and thankful for what you have can shift your perspective and bring light ...
In the medical field, we often hear about the placebo effect, but we rarely consider the potential power of the nocebo effect. Just as positive thoughts and beliefs can profoundly impact your well-being, negative thoughts and beliefs can also influence your health and even your lifespan. The case of Sam Land In 1974, there was ...
An old saying goes: “Kind words can bring warmth that lasts for three winters, while harsh words can chill even in the heat of summer.” Comforting and exhorting words are always beneficial; a single word of encouragement can change a person’s mindset, behavior, and perhaps even their destiny. The following two stories showcase the profound ...
Managing relationships with chronic complainers can be an arduous task. Such individuals seem to find faults even in the most perfect circumstances. Their persistent negativity can profoundly affect personal and professional environments, dampening morale, heightening stress levels, and stifling progress. Who are chronic complainers? Chronic complainers express their dissatisfaction, disappointment, and frustration persistently, often tainting ...
Endurance is often overlooked as a vital aspect of life, yet it is one of the most important qualities that one can possess. It is the ability to persist through challenging situations and maintain a positive attitude in the face of adversity. While not as glamorous as strength or knowledge, endurance is equally important, if ...
Life isn’t fair, and most of the time, you find yourself the victim of particular circumstances. Will you allow it to swallow you, or will you learn how to bounce back stronger than you were? Becoming a victim of something is difficult, traumatic, and often unjust. If you don’t want it to take control of ...