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[...] Positive thinkers come in all shapes, colours and sizes – literally. They are not a specific type of person, [...]

[...] Positive thinking is basically an optimistic mental attitude. People who are said to be positive thinkers are usually more optimistic than pessimistic. To say that a positive thinker is an optimist [...]

[...] are said to be positive thinkers are usually more optimistic than pessimistic. To say that a positive thinker is an optimist can be misleading. Every person has a tendency to have optimistic and [...]

[...] been turned down for that job you so desperately wanted? Or thinking of how much worse that fender bender could have been despite a hefty bill from the […] [...]

[...] is an optimist can be misleading. Every person has a tendency to have optimistic and pessimistic perspectives depending on the situation. However, in a positive thinker the […] [...]

[...] are not a specific type of person, or even a specific personality. Neither are they the 70s hippie stereotype, hugging trees and jabbering about cosmic energy in the universe. Positive thinkers can be [...]

In her landmark paper on positive thinking that is now said to be the most cited research on the subject, Barbara L. Fredrickson discussed some of the [...]

[...] Positive thinking is basically an optimistic mental attitude. People who are said to be positive thinkers are usually more optimistic than [...]

In her landmark paper on positive thinking that is now said to be the most cited research on the subject, Barbara L. Fredrickson discussed some of the [...]

[...] known benefits of positive thinking, like its impact on skills. In the paper titled “The broaden-and-build theory of positive emotions” Fredrickson points out that people who have a […] [...]