People and circumstances will occasionally break you
down. But if you keep your mind focused,
your heart open to possibility, and continue to put one foot in front of the
other, you will be able to quickly recover the pieces, rebuild, and come back
much stronger than you ever would have been otherwise. Resource: http://www.marcandangel.com/2012/07/13/12-happy-thoughts-for-troubled-times/
Our new mantra in Peer is “ Win The Day”……Here are tips to reframe any situation and make it work
for you rather then against you:
1.Down days are completely normal, and not something you
should feel guilty about having.
Happiness is never constant.
Surrendering to your sadness, or whatever negative emotion is trying to
come to the surface, does not make you a bad person. But remember, if you aren’t sincerely
thankful for every smile, don’t be totally shocked by every tear. Keep things in perspective and try
giving yourself a time limit
for feeling bad about
something…any situation can be reframed…..Catch it, Check It , Change
it! Do what you can
do, then end the day
with a positive , most bad days have
lessons…put that in the win box.
2. When you are at your lowest point, you are open to the
greatest positive change. Happiness is
not the absence of problems, but the strength to deal with them. Strength doesn’t come from what you can do;
it comes from overcoming the things you once thought you couldn’t do.
3. There is a huge difference between giving up and moving
on. Moving on doesn’t mean giving up,
but rather accepting that there are some things that cannot be. Moving on can mean that you’re making a
choice to be happy rather than hurt. For
some folks, good situations last a lifetime, but for many, not knowing when to
move on can hold them back forever.
4. Life rarely turns out exactly the way you want it to, but
you still have an opportunity to make it great.
You have to do what you can, with what you have, exactly where you
are. It won’t always be easy, but it
will be worth it in the end. Remember
that there is no perfect life, just perfect moments. And it’s these moments you must cherish; it’s
these moments that make the whole journey worthwhile….Happiness is not necessarily the result of goals attainment, but
rather a by product of purposeful attempts in pursuit.
5. Most people ask for happiness on condition, but long-term
happiness can only be felt if you don’t set conditions. Accept life unconditionally. Realize that
life balances itself between the ideal and the disappointing. And the disappointments are just life’s way
of saying, “I’ve got something better for you right around the corner.” So be patient, live life, accept what is, and
have a little faith.
6. Too often, we carry around things from our past that hurt
us – regrets, shame, anger, pain, etc.
Don’t let these negative points from the past rob your present
happiness. You had to live though these
things in the past, and although unfortunate, they can’t be changed. But if the only place they live today is in
your mind, then let go, move on, and be happy.
7. You can choose to view things differently. Pick one part of your life that you are
unhappy with and look at it from a different point of view. See the rain as nourishment for future
growth. Consider being alone for awhile
to create the solitude you need to hear your inner voice. Think of your lack of funds as an opportunity
to experience the simple things in life.
Right now, you can choose to allow the light to shine in your life. It is a choice. Why not allow it?
8. Once you embrace unpleasant news, not as a negative but
as evidence of a need for positive change, you’re learning from it and
growing. Whatever life throws at you,
even if it hurts, be strong and fight through it. Remember, strong walls shake but never
collapse. Life always offers you another
chance – it’s called tomorrow.
9. Once you embrace unpleasant news, not as a negative but
as evidence of a need for positive change, you’re learning from it and
growing. Whatever life throws at you,
even if it hurts, be strong and fight through it. Remember, strong walls shake but never
collapse. Life always offers you another
chance – it’s called tomorrow.
10. When your flaws are stitched together with good
intentions, your flaws make you beautiful.
It’s better to be true to yourself and risk being ridiculed by others,
than to be false, and miss out on the beauty of being YOU. Never be bullied into silence. Never let someone else tell you who you
are. Accept no one’s definition of your
life, except your own.
11. You have the ability to heal yourself. Just like lava flowing slowly out of a
volcano, you must create a healthy outlet for your pain and anger. It’s important after you’ve been hurt to take
some time to think about your pain, and address it calmly and consciously, so
you can thwart the possibility of more pain brewing from your own negativity.
12. You are a work in progress; which means you get there a
little at a time, not all at once. Today
is a brand new day – a fresh start.
Replace negativity with positivity.
Think happy thoughts.
Exercise. Drink lots of
water. Fill your body with fuel. Healthy is happy. Inspire yourself. Create.
Laugh. Play. Love.
Learn. Give someone a
compliment. Perform a random act of
kindness. Take a chance on an idea you
believe in. You have the opportunity to
do these things every single day – to make the necessary changes and slowly
become the person you want to be. You
just have to decide to do it. Decide
that today is the day. Say it: “This is
going to be my day!”
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