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Home » Life Style » Health » Positive Living, A Guide

Positive Living, A Guide

Posted by: Lydia Cerrada    Tags:  Advice, depression, Mental health, Moving on    Posted date:  May 16, 2011  |  No comment



Life is not always easy and most people go through difficulties at least once in their lifetime. However, some people eventually realize as the years pass, that things happens for a reason. Distance, time and reflection are some of the factors that play an important  part of coming to terms with events of the past. Have you ever experienced a difficult break-up? Lost someone you thought would be a part of your life forever? After episodes like this, it is natural for a person to feel immediately scorn and resentful but what they will realize in time is that those experiences often bring along positive side-effects. Perhaps you met a better person afterwards? Perhaps because of the situation you moved to another place and found your dream job? There is no predictable pattern of ‘fate’ but we know that many people have won after losing.

According to the Spanish psychologist Begoña Odriozola, the following advice can help you overcome the problem and move on:

  1. You have to learn from your mistakes and find the positive sides afterwards.
  2. You have to learn how to distinguish between the events that depend on you and the ones that you are unable to control. Your focus needs to be on the situations you can change.
  3. You will benefit from a positive attitude and the belief that things will get better with time.
  4. Do not become seized by frustration.
  5. Set goals and figure out what you need to do to achieve them.
  6. By feeding your confidence, you provide yourself with the strength to carry on despite the problems you may have to overcome. We have to believe that everything has a purpose.
  7. Believe in yourself. We all have the solution inside of us; you have to know yourself enough to figure out how.
  8. You have to realize that the difficulties you overcome shows how strong and brave you can be. The experience will also prepare you for similar obstacles in the future. You have to constantly learn from your battles.
  9. You cannot expect that your life will always happen the way you want it to. Expecting this will only lead to frustration.
  10. You have to look for the beauty in the most complicated situations.
  11. You should always enjoy the triumphant feeling that follows when you have successfully solved or overcome a problem.
  12. You must always ask yourself – what did I learn from that situation? What did this problem mean to me? And then move on.

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Lydia Cerrada
As a Journalist I have been given the opportunity to explore the world and what it has to offer. Traveling has become my passion; I get to learn by getting involved in all kind of experiences. There is no challenge that I will turn down. As long as you face life with a positive attitude there’ll be no limits, just be persistent ;) If you want to know more about me just follow me on Twitter @Skapy4



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