5 Ways to Fight Pessimism

Written by Denni Gill


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3.Support of friends and family

Friends and family are usually more than willing to provide you with a much needed reality check. Not everyone is fortunate enough to have close friends and family members to confide in though. It is detrimental to find some type of support when you are feeling extremely confused or overwhelmed. This support may have to come from a trusted co-worker or a member of a support group. Sometimes all it takes is another person’s point of view to put things into perspective.

4.Own your feelings

Accept that you have complete control over your perceptions and internal responses. You may not have control over what happened on your commute to work that upset you. But you are able to decide whether you become relieved whenrepparttar day is finally over, or frustrated, claiming you are always being dealt a bad hand.



Denni Gill is an up-and-coming Canadian poet. www.urban-eden.org chronicles her own spiritual growth. Feedback may be sent to denni@urban-eden.org.


Selfishness versus Self-Responsibility

Written by Margaret Paul, Ph.D.


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healing process. Learn Inner Bonding now! Visit her web site for a FREE Inner Bonding course: http://www.innerbonding.com or mailto:margaret@innerbonding.com. Phone sessions available.

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