Positive Approach

THE DAILY MOTIVATOR
Thursday, November 21, 2013

Positive approach
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Conflict can be interesting and enticing, but is not
particularly useful. Rather than giving in to the drama of
conflict, choose to be genuinely helpful and cheerful, and
make yourself much more effective.

Sure, you can get attention by being negative. But you can
get much more done by taking a positive approach.

Instead of focusing on what's wrong, offer some workable
options for setting things right. When you feel like giving
criticism, find a way to give it in the form of
encouragement.

You don't have to be nice just to be nice. Be nice, helpful,
positive, upbeat and encouraging because that's how you, and
everyone else, will make the most progress.

You'll never be able to get back the time and energy you
waste on conflict. Yet when you invest your time and energy
in being a positive influence, the rewards for doing so will
expand exponentially as time goes on.

Your most effective, productive, profitable, compassionate
and intelligent choice is to be positive in your
interactions with others. It's a choice that lifts the lives
of everyone involved.

 

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