Thought Row Blog — positivity

  Twenty Seconds In Your Life: Your destiny and the passage of time. Can a mere group of seconds in time change everything? You blink your eyes 15 to 20 times a minute which gives you ample time to see and focus. Your hearing is constant. The speed of thought is approximately 60 bits per second. Our brains like supercomputers have a tremendous amount of processing power. Imagine what can happen to us in 20 seconds of thought, whether it be negative or positive. Twenty seconds out of every half hour of your awoken day in productive thoughts could easily...

The Best Day of Your Life When? Where? Who were you that day? Who are you now? Do you really want to know? Here's a thought. You may just want to revisit that particular day. Ask yourself was it a happy-go-lucky one? Not a single nemesis in, on, or around you. Could you have celebrated that day on your own? Here's another thought. A celebratory day can be every day. It's when you give yourself complete and unashamed freedom to be happy. Fashion your tone and manner inside and out. Make your daily style to always be The Best Day...

  A 1000 No’s to Get to Yes You ask yourself, "Is it just me always being told NO?" If you're experiencing more than your share of no’s while you're trying to achieve your goals. You just might unknowingly be in a most exclusive club. The NO Means Yes Club. Then again maybe you're not. One of the very first words that you learn after you are born, and repeatedly pounded into your subconscious is the word NO! Unfortunately, as we mature and move through life, the word NO never seems to trail off. Ask any salesman, how many No’s...

  You Should Be The Best Person You Know: A boatload of years ago, a very good buddy of mine named Roy Robinson told me that every morning when he shaves, he looks in the mirror and, with confidence, says to himself, "you handsome devil you." He then follows that up with, "you're going to have a very successful day Roy." I have to say that Roy was one of the most happiest people I've ever known. Roy's attitude toward life was always positive, and he always had kind words to share with those he met.   Going back another...