A positive attitude is one of the most powerful assets you can have. Positive people find success, good health, happiness, wealth and rewarding relationships throughout their lives. This is not because they are already success- ful, or because they are more con- fident, it is simply the attitude. The law of attraction is that positive thoughts lead to positive results. Your thoughts are much more pow- erful than just electric signals be- tween synapses. They have the ability to define you and affect those around you. However, it’s not easy to summon this way of think- ing on command. It may take years of patience and practice to change your overall mentality.


Learn from the example of others. “Early leaders in the United States understood the true meaning of positive thinking,” says Stanley Murphy, department chair for the Graduate School of Business and Management at Argosy University, Nashville. “It is one aspect of the root of their success. Philip D. Ar- mour, F.W. Woolworth, Thomas A. Edison, Marshall Field, Andrew Carnegie, Napoleon Hill and a host of other mov- ers and shakers who participated in shaping our country in the early 20th century all understood these two powerful words: positive thinking.” It is true that the most successful people throughout history have all recognized the power of positive thinking. Even Gandhi was a strong advocate of positive thinking. He is reported to have said, “A man is but the product of his thoughts; what he thinks, he becomes.”


So what are some proven methods to developing mastery in positive thinking? Well for starters, believe that you can become a positive thinker. “Invest and commit your- self to your own personal development,” suggests Murphy. “You must first believe in yourself. When you do, you will notice that others believe in you too. Examine how


8 Kalon Women Magazine Oct/Dec 2014


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