What is your biggest challenge? What gets you stuck? What do you really want? How do you build a learning mindset? Spend a little time with some powerful questions and the tools of Positive Developmental Psychology to see what you can do for others and yourself!
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What do you want to be? Then look at your choices. Is this one that moves your forward? Or is it one that holds you back
What impact do you want to have? What small step do you want to take today to continue to build upon your relationships with those who matter most?
What powoer have you given away to negative thoughts? Where are you taking charge to reinforce thoughts that will serve you and support you?
What do you want to be? Then look at your choices. Is this one that moves your forward? Or is it one that holds you back
What impact do you want to have? What small step do you want to take today to continue to build upon your relationships with those who matter most?
What powoer have you given away to negative thoughts? Where are you taking charge to reinforce thoughts that will serve you and support you?
Subscribe to get a regular dose
of positive living.
Subscribe to get a regular dose
of positive living.
What do you want to be? Then look at your choices. Is this one that moves your forward? Or is it one that holds you back
What impact do you want to have? What small step do you want to take today to continue to build upon your relationships with those who matter most?
What powoer have you given away to negative thoughts? Where are you taking charge to reinforce thoughts that will serve you and support you?
Positive living is the process of looking at the choices you make that are helping you to live a good life as well as those choices you make that are limiting your ability to life well. It takes self reflection, determination, and courage. But the attention, patience and mature responses to challenges give back in the form of a beautiful life. The best news is that everyone can work in this direction and improve the quilty of life for themselves and those around them.
Christine D’Amico