The stress and obstacles that come with running a business will be your downfall unless you have outlets that bring positivity into your routine. Spending time doing things you love, such as playing a round of golf or spending the day with your family, can help create a more balanced life. The entrepreneurial grind can suck you in and consume you entirely if you let it. Take time off for yourself and your family. An attitude of gratitude is the fastest way to positivity in life.
Be grateful for the many opportunities you have to help those around you. Tie your goals and strategies to making someone else’s life better or more whole, and you’ll find the positivity in what you do every day. Work toward a higher goal.įind the meaning in what you do and how it helps others for the better. Even if I had the worst day, there are always things to be thankful for, and this helps me take a moment and be grateful. Reflect on the good and bad.Īt the end of the day, I like to recount the worst part of my day and the best part-I call it the “pits and peaks.” In order to keep things positive and avoid getting caught up in the negative, I think of one pit and three peaks. You can disagree with people not by pushing them back, but by propelling them forward. There’s a simple concept called, “yes, and?” In every conversation, if everyone can commit to replacing the word “but” with “yes, and?” to keep things moving forward, that helps keep the positivity moving forward as well. We asked members of the Young Entrepreneur Council what their favorite mood-boosting tricks are. Related: What I Learned From 30 Days of Positive Thinking Instead, spend a few minutes meditating, focusing on the positives and being grateful for everything you have-trust us, it will make all the difference.
Don’t let those not-so-good days get to you. When daily annoyances accumulate, we can end up leaving the office in a bad mood, and that can seep into our home life.
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