Depression? Fight It! Chapter 2 : A Positive Attitude

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Hello All,

Life has its own turmoils and you feel depressed when you think no single dream of yours is attainable and you are not capable of anything.

I would like to quote the  words of Paulo Coehlo:

"Tell your heart that the fear of suffering is worse than the suffering itself. And that no heart has ever suffered when it goes in search of its dreams"




Well.. Everything starts with the mind.. Promise your mind that you will not allow it to  suffer anymore. Lets start with a positive attitude. 

“Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve.”

― Napoleon Hill, Think and Grow Rich: A Black Choice



There we are!! 

thoughts are the architects of our lives. 


Do this now.. Make a long list of all the things that you have always wanted to do, and those that you have postponed till date

Promise yourself that you are going to accomplish every single dream of yours..

Nothing is impossible. You are what you believe you are.

Do you think you are going to be a great speaker? teacher? entrepreneur? writer? singer? movie maker? actor?

Whats stopping you from becoming one? Your mind.. its constantly telling you that you can't do something.. that you are not worth it..

Change that attitude. Change your thoughts. Tell yourself that you are awesome. Tell yourself that you are capable to doing this. Don't let one negative thought come into your mind. The moment a negative thought comes into your mind, knock it out immediately with full energy with all possible positive ideas and dreams.

Thats the first step..

One negative thought can make you feel like a worthless being. But a thousand positive thoughts can make you feel awesome!!

Start with one positive thought a day.. one awesome dream to change your life.. to turn your life topsy-turvy.

 You got a dream? You've got to protect it!

Now that reminds me of those powerful words in the movie "The pursuit of Happyness":


Tell yourself that its your dream, not the dream of those who put you down. 

Don't let someone else ruin a dream to which only your mind has the copyright. Go live your dream. To first live your dream, tell  yourself that you are going to live it. The power of being positive always works!





Yes we can do it!



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