Ways That Help Me to Recharge My Life with Positivity

“Once you replace negative thoughts with positive ones, you’ll start having positive results.”

— Willie Nelson

Life takes its toll on everybody. It comes to a point in our lives where everything stops making sense. Everything blanks out for the time being and just leaves you wondering that “Why Me.” Such a time came in my life too.

Those dark times I considered the worse years of my life, and sometimes I completely disregarded the existence of that period in my life. However, where this might have been the hurt inside me talking, now I cannot deny how it all changed and shaped me as a person. As I consciously chose that the trauma I have experienced is not going to define me and my decisions I make going forward, I noticed a shift of perspective.

My thought process and inner honesty became more apparent as I started this journey on becoming the person I am today. And now, when I look back, I feel like that changing point in my life solely came t teach me how to be more positive. As I started to replace my negative thought about what had transpired beyond my control, I learned to be more positive about life in general.

Positivity is what we all struggle with.

 It is one of the virtues that are easier said than done because we can preach positivity to others but fail to see it when it comes to our own experiences. Recharging your own life with positivity is a challenge one must take.

Not only do you learn to deal with situations that evolve beyond your manipulation, but you become a better person at handling just basics of life as you embark on the journey of self-discovery.

How I Keep My Life Recharged With Positivity

As I list down how I keep my life recharged with positivity, I hope you can relate and seek help from this.

1.   Dealing With Denial & Acceptance Of The Situation

The very initial fleeting feeling you go through after some tough time in life is of denial. You deny anything such has happened and continue to do it until finally, you give in. In human nature, as a general coping mechanism to minimize the hurt, we deny our emotions as far as to deny that anything has ever happened. However, to start a journey for moving on, you need to accept that yes, this has happened and ask yourself that now how do I get out of this situation.

2.   Talking Myself Out Of The Dark Place

As you start accepting the situation, you deliberately begin questioning yourself. You doubt your emotions, feelings. You doubt if you will ever move on or would be able to forget. The answers to this stage lie in talking to yourself. I believe that talking to a friend would help only if you are willing for it to work. Otherwise, it will be just a waste of time and energy. You should invest that time talking to yourself and helping you get a grip on things.

3.   Not Trying To Control Everything

After any trauma or negative experience, we become instinctively cautious to lot fall for another hurtful event again. Many people become rigid and build walls around them, not allowing anybody through to know any better. The problem here is that you are too hard on yourself. To resolve this and approach the situation with light in your heart, try not to control everything. Be open about the hurt. Let it be a lesson for you and not the bane of your existence.

4.   Listening To Music, Podcasts, Documentaries

It is natural to find yourself relapsing back to negativity and harboring negative thoughts. But you can use external resources like music to help you stay positive. Music is scientifically known to make you feel good. So it can be a great way to keep up your spirits. In addition to music, there are now many motivational speakers and content creators as well that have an aura of positive vibes. Engaging with their content on cheap essay writing service UK can help you stay positive and distract yourself from going back to darkness.

5.   Understanding Everything Happens For A Reason

As you are now on the right path, understanding that everything happens for a reason is the ultimate justification you can give to yourself. Even if you don’t believe in destiny or fate, just knowing that whatever that has transpired had the power to ruin you, but you have consciously decided to rise above it because you can is enough to motivate you. The critical point here is that positivity is not the same as being delusional. You accept the reality, and yet you understand that there is a more significant reason behind it than just to jeopardize your situation.

6.   Finding Inspiration On Social Media

Where there might be many cons to the various social media platforms, they surely have made it easier for us to find inspiration. Platforms like YouTube and Instagram have increased our access to positive content and people, that if we do want to, it can make a stark difference in our lives. From following positive people to connect with friends, and also you gain access to various art forms. Social media can be very helpful if used for the right purpose and correctly so.

Conclusion

As we tend to lose hope relatively quicker even on the least bit of disappointments, positivity instills confidence in us that things will change. It gives a complete 180 degree turn to our mindset as we change our perspective and find the good in times of distress without losing hope. Hopefully, you can also accept things for how they are and assist yourself in moving on. Sending positivity and light your way!

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BB20-27 Andrew Scheffer The Wharton Monk Meditations.


Building your business with Sara Troy and Andrew Scheffer, on air from June 30th

Are you suffering from

  • Burnout from putting out fires at work, managing their teams and meeting deadlines
  • Difficulty shutting off the inner chatter, stopping the inner critic, and unable to be present for meetings while at the office or family members when at home.
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In college at The Johns Hopkins University, my freshmen roommate turned out to be suicidal.  This, combined with being at a top university with an enormous workload, led to me feeling enormous stress and pressure.  I sought out books and then teachers who could show me tools that could help me when I needed it most.
When I first started practicing mindfulness, I was 20 and studied with westerners who had spent years in Asia living as monks and studying with great masters.
I found something compelling about them as individuals because they had an intangible quality that I wanted for myself.  Maybe it was happiness, maybe it was a lightness of being even beyond the normal experiences.  Whatever it was, I sensed it and wanted it for myself.   
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TS20-27 Gaia and LA’s feature film, BIRTHMARK.


Their Story Matters with Sara Troy and her guests Angel Hamilton and Lester Alfonso, on-air June 30th

We all have some kind of Birthmark we have and look to as our identity.

Private may not be the opposite of Public. What is arts-creation combined with social science research? Auto-ethnography, creative anthropology, and other research methods in BIRTHMARK.



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ANGEL HAMILTON emerged from the video aisles at Blockbuster where she worked as a clerk (obtaining valuable research) and dove right into assisting to remount Global Visions Documentary Festival in Edmonton. A graduate of Anthropology at Trent University, she worked as a producer’s assistant at Red Storm Productions and Purple Productions in British Columbia and then went on to obtain a certificate in documentary production at Capilano University Bosa Centre for Film & Animation. Her passion for food justice was sparked by working with the Britannia Community Centre to help mount the Stone Soup Food Film Festival. She directed personal films and produced a number of student productions before moving back to her hometown of Peterborough in 2012 where she co-founded Media Arts Peterborough to produce a web series called WHAT IS ART? about local artists. A three-time honoree of Trent Film Society’s Snowdance Film Festival, she maintains a passion for transformation through creative response and she works invisibly in the background facilitating art and expression in all forms. Most recently, she worked as a co-producer on  Lester Alfonso’s creative nonfiction project BIRTHMARK. She is also the co-producer for the documentary project CIRCUS BOY that premiered at ReFrame Film Festival 2020 These days, she’s exploring new ways to tell stories through video projection art. She is working on Mystery Father for the summer of 2020 and will be released online on her website.


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Lester Alfonso (LA) also creates podcasts, takes 35mm photographs, plays the ukulele, and constructs site-specific multi-media installations for festivals and performances.

In May 2019, he was a finalist in the Peterborough Arts Awards for the Mid-Career Artist category in Media Arts, he received the Public Energy Performing Arts Silver Jubilee Award for outstanding contributions in its first 25 years, and he updated his collaboration with Deepti Gupta’s performance and choreography of Static, thenmashed-up 25 years of dance footage for the afterparty.

In autumn of 2019, his first full-length feature film, BIRTHMARK, received a Making a Difference Award — Honourable Mention from Comfest Global Film Festival where it screened for a Toronto audience for the first time and screened at Bagnani Hall at Trent Univesity accompanied by a speaker’s panel of university professors.

In 2018 he performed a live film mix with the Art of Time Ensemble, created a site-specific video spectacle that transformed Peterborough Public Library for Artsweek, and premiered BIRTHMARK his first feature-length creative nonfiction film.

LA is an accomplished Photographer who insists on shooting only 35mm film. He is also producer and host of UKE BOX, the all-ukulele radio show, and the creative nonfiction podcast called SoundProof. He continues to teach his Creative Nonfiction Filmmaking Workshops.

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C20-27 Stephanie Mearse from the streets to a Millionaire.

Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Stephanie Mearse, on-air form June 30th

My life is all about helping others. I focus on helping people in there business, financials, homeless, women and children, and so much more.  My Story; As a child, I was homeless with my drug-addicted mother. At 7 1/2 years old I decided I did not want that lifestyle and called my grandmother. She saved me from a horrible life. I testified against my mother in court at 8 years old and became adopted. I went from a child on the streets to a millionaire by the time I was 35 years old. 

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Published Author, Motivational Speaker, Radio Show, and Podcast. Stephanie Mearse has worked with Desert Capital Management Group as a Vice President since 2014. Stephanie has a BA in Business Management and an MBA in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix. She has been a professional in Marketing for over 15 years. In 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 she received the company’s Top Performer Award for her commitment to excellence and outstanding performance. As a published author of “WomenStephanie Mearse, of Perfection; Perfectly Imperfect” she talks about how in today’s society women are expected to be perfect with Pinterest and social media, but the reality is we are killing ourselves with the need of obtaining this perfection. In the book, it speaks to what is the cause of this need for perfection and how can we overcome these boundaries and fears to become who we dream to be. As a Speaker, she speaks to women and men about breaking out of these fears and boundaries and achieve goals. Stephanie has a radio talk show on Sacramento’s Money 105.5 as well as a podcast “Empower Hour” on Spotify. Stephanie is co-founder of Empower Hour (Women’s Networking Group) and helps women and children off of the streets.

In her personal life, Stephanie is dedicated to her family, friends, and church. She’s actively involved in Rotary Club, The Women’s Thursday Club, and her local Chamber of Commerce. Plus, she was a recent finalist for a local Honorary Mayor position. Married with a young son and daughter, Stephanie is passionate about impacting the lives of others and helping those she meets to achieve both their professional and personal goals.

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BB20-27 Brian Alexander Saving the Worlds Souls

Building Your Business with Sara Troy and her guest Brian Alexander, on air from June 30th

Brians says “This is why I do what I do”Self-awareness is such an odd thing.

Sanskrit has the phrase “Neti-Neti” which means “Not this, not that”. Most of us stumble through life finding ourselves (if at all) through a process of “negation” or learning what we are not through experience. This takes a very long time and is often far more painful than it has to be.

In business, this impedes growth, synergy, and momentum. It also contributes to employee disengagement and employee turnover

Rather than stumbling, falling and failing your way to self-awareness (although there is value in that too and it is how I became obsessed with it all in the first place) there are better ways. Less painful ways.

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Brian Alexander spent 7 years as a high performer in the corporate world before taking the leap and following his purpose and passion within entrepreneurship.

Since then he has built a successful business and learned valuable life and leadership lessons. Brian has also logged over 1000 hours in business coaching in the past 4 years with clients, helping them with all things life, business and leadership.

Brian has been on a relentless quest to understand why people do what they do and equally important, why people don’t do what they say they will do.  One thing he realized in this search is that it is everyone’s right and obligation to the world to discover and express their own unique genius and share it with the world.

Having unlocked the code for himself and those around him, he has now made it his life’s work to share it with the world and help every man, woman and child express their own unique genius within.

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