A now former member of our Eagles community shared an experience where his "optimism" nearly set him up for a scam. It has been revealed to him that a positive mindset is dangerous and he wants no part of it. Clearly, I'm willing to risk what my optimistic thinking leads me to.

Questions:

Does positive thinking make you more vulnerable to being taken advantage of?
What should you do if you've failed to reach a goal?
What's your best next action if you've been fired from a job?
What are some steps to increase your positive thinking?

Seven Steps for Increasing your Positive Thinking

Control what you think about - what you allow into your mind
Spend time with people who are already performing at the level at which you want to perform
Eliminate "excusitis" from your speech
Stretch your vision to see what can be; not what is
Set goals that excite and inspire you
Invest in yourself - in ways that build your mental and spiritual power
Don't wait for perfect conditions - anticipate obstacles and solve them as they arise

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Is Positive Thinking Dangerous?