optimism — @Rioelder on read.cash

@Rioelder 24 May 2020 more from that month

optimism

Optimism is part genetic, part learned. Even if you were born into a family of gloomy Guses, you can still find your inner ray of sunshine. Optimism doesn’t mean ignoring the reality of a dire situation. After a job loss, for instance, many people may feel defeated and think, “I’ll never recover from this.” An optimist would acknowledge the challenge in a more hopeful way, saying, “This is going to be difficult, but it’s a chance to rethink my life goals and find work that truly makes me happy.” And thinking positive thoughts and surrounding yourself with positive people really does help. **Optimism, like pessimism, can be infectious.**So make a point to hang out with optimistic people.

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7 comments

@Monskins 24 May 2020

Optimism is good in my opinion. Eid Mubarak brother.
- @Rioelder 25 May 2020
  
  Eid Mubarak pal
@Olad 24 May 2020

"Optimism knocks out impossibility". An optimist will always see challenges as stepping stones to greater success, but a pessimist sees challenges as impasse.
- @Rioelder 25 May 2020
  
  Well-done @olad thanks for sharing your view too
  - @Olad 25 May 2020
    
    I appreciate your contributions on read.cash. Keep doing the good job. I will always be on the look out for your articles. Thanks and have nice day.
@wakeupkitty 25 May 2020

There is something like realism too. Somehow people seem to forget that. What if you lose the perfect job and never get one back because you suddenly are labeled as too old and a 16-year-old is cheaper to hire? I understand what you mean btw... The glass is half full instead of half empty... Perhaps you could write a bit more in this article, add some personal thoughts about the subject? It would do your article good. Happy day. 👍
- @Rioelder 25 May 2020
  
  Thanks buddy ,will see to that