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The first section covers tips on how to stop worrying. Each tip has either a physical suggestion ora mental suggestion on what you can do to stop those worrisome thoughts from taking over and ruining your day. Many of the tips are about focusing on the positive, by taking the worry out of the equation. The whole point is to realize that worry is not something you have to do.
If you want to become optimistic, you just have to learn how to reframe your definition of events. If you are used to dwelling on your negative experiences, you should learn how to be more positive. Figure out or analyze whatever good can come of them. Remember that even if you think certain things are doomed to fail, they still have a positive side. There are new things you can learn throughout the process. You can develop new talents and re-discover strengths.
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One of the key factors you need when going through your “positivity training” is to gain self-confidence. When you have a high self-esteem, it is easy to see the lighter side of things. This is because you already know you will get through it. You have no doubt. A healthy high self-esteem is rare. There is a difference between confidence and arrogance. They are easy to tell apart.
Confidence is a positive attitude, where arrogance is a negative attitude.
Confident people are sure in themselves and encourage others when times get tough. Arrogant people are sure that everyone else is at fault when things don’t go quite right because they couldn’t possibly be at fault. Confident people don’t look down on others who are not as good at certain tasks as they are. Arrogant people make condescending, cutting remarks designed to make another person feel as miserable as they do under their façade.
When you are confident in your abilities, you don’t have a problem helping others who aren’t at the same level as you. You encourage them to improve their skills, even if they eventually pass you in ability at some point. Confident people are happy with their personal expectations and don’t come down on themselves or others if they have struggles.
