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Becoming a Possibilitarian: Raise Your Sights and See Possibilities — For They’re Always There.” – Norman Vincent Peale
Are you tired of seeing the glass half empty? Do you constantly feel frustrated at the lack of progress in your life? Maybe, just maybe, your mindset has something to do with it. Consider becoming a Possibilitarian!
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What if the Whole Universe Was Conspiring for Your Greatest Good?
What if the whole universe was conspiring for your highest and greatest good? What if everything you have gone through and everything you have struggled with was the universe setting the stage for a ridiculously amazing outcome? How would that change the way you feel? This transformative little story might completely change how you view…
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The Pursuit of Happiness: Uncovering the Insights of the Harvard Study of Adult Development
For millennia, humanity has grappled with the profound question: What constitutes a truly gratifying life? Across cultures and eras, philosophers, sages, and thinkers have pondered this enigma, each offering their unique perspectives. Yet, in our modern era, a groundbreaking scientific study has shed new light on this age-old query, revealing insights that could revolutionize our…
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Unlocking the Path to Your Ultimate Destiny: Discovering the True Purpose of Your Life
The notion of destiny has captivated the human psyche for centuries, sparking contemplation and igniting a profound yearning within us to comprehend our place in the grand tapestry of existence. At its core, destiny represents the intrinsic purpose that guides our lives, an innate calling that beckons us to embrace our unique talents, passions, and…
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What’s Your BPO? How to Stop Catastrophizing and Focus on the Best Possible Outcome Instead
Are you someone who expects things to work out in your favor, or someone who expects the worst? It’s OK if you occasionally fall into the trap of expecting the worst. Life gets to us sometimes. One thing you can do to turn your thinking around is to stop and ask yourself, “What’s the Best…
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