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TRAITS OF POSITIVE THINKERS

1. Self-Belief
Positive thinkers have endless faith in themselves. There's no “I can't” or
“I'm not capable”, because a positive thinker knows that success is inevitable if
they commit to a task and maintain self-belief throughout the process.
This unbreakable confidence makes any challenge seem possible, and
ultimately helps positive thinkers reach great heights of success.

2. Passion
Whether work or play, positive thinkers enjoy life with a passion. Sure, they
thrive on challenge and learning new things, and never waste valuable time being
idle, but most importantly, they make time to be passionate about the people they
love and the gift of life.
This passion is therefore all encompassing; embracing the world in its
entirety and making the most of each beautiful day, no matter rain or shine.

3. Courage
A positive mindset helps us overcome limiting fears and beliefs and
cultivate courage and perseverance. Without a positive outlook, thoughts of what
bad might happen in the future prevent us from truly living in the now.
Positive thinkers have the courage to move past self-doubt, fear and
insecurity, no matter whom or what stands in the way. This enables them to
continually move to the next level of greatness, be it work, relationships or health.

4. Gratitude
Positive thinkers are always grateful for life, even through bad times. They
recognize that complaining and criticizing are negative traits, and pointless
ones that only lead us down a road to more negativity.
You will rarely find a positive thinker complaining – at least not for
long. There's (usually) always something to be thankful for, so whenever you feel
down, try to find the silver lining in the clouds and appreciate the positives.

5. Focus
To keep moving forward positively, one must remain in the present and
focused on the next positive step. Positive thinkers focus on creating their reality
in the now, rather than allowing negative thoughts of past events to creep in and
hold them back.
They look forward to the goal, mentally mapping out every checkpoint on
the pathway to success, and visualizing what the final destination looks and feels
like, rather than fearing failure or negative consequences.

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