Blog Carnival of Positive Thinking

Welcome to the March 19, 2007 edition of positive thinking.

Craig Harper presents What Really Matters…. posted at
Renovate your life with Craig, saying, “One short phone call made me realise how un-important my to-do list was. Instantly I had all the time I needed because my little brother was dying in hospital.
No time issues, no motivation issues, no hurdles. Nothing or no-one would stop me from going to be with him.”

Alan presents It gets lonely at the top – How to handle rejection posted at Made to Be Great.

Walt presents Failure Is An Advantage posted at Walt Nation!.

Zechary presents Think It Over; ZecHaryW.com posted at Zechary White, saying, “Think It Over”

Debra Moorhead presents “The Science of Getting Rich” Evaluated, Part One posted at Debra Moorhead.com.

John Hill presents Transmutation of Thought Energy posted at Universe Of Success.

Karen Lynch presents Lucky posted at LivethePower, saying, “You hold the Lucky Charms in your Life.”

Maria Yu presents Life Is But Probability posted at Life.

Senia Maymin presents Create New Habits: The GOOD Constraints posted at Positive Psychology News Daily.

Chris presents Coping With Nervousness posted at How to have more social success, saying, “You may recognize the site when you visit it. It’s got a better name now.”

Phil B. presents Money Can Not Buy Happiness posted at Phil for Humanity, saying, “A lot of people think that being rich will make them happy, but they are wrong! Here’s why.”

Doug Turner presents Learning Optimism posted at Positive Psychology News Daily.

David J. Pollay presents A Daily Dose of Awe and Gratitude posted at Positive Psychology News Daily, saying, “Great idea for a carnival! I think you’ll find this article meaningful.”

David J. Pollay presents Create Your Own “Happy Hour” – Serve 3 for 1 Gratitude posted at Positive Psychology News Daily, saying, “Hi again!

Christine Duvivier presents School that Rocks posted at Positive Psychology News Daily.

Derrick Carpenter presents Visualizing Happiness posted at Positive Psychology News Daily.

Christine Kane presents Rust Never Sleeps posted at Christine Kane.

Kathryn Britton presents The Power of Stories posted at Positive Psychology News Daily, saying, “Describes the power of stories in terms of shaping behavior. Invites others to share titles or descriptions of stories they live by.”

Kathryn Britton presents On Keeping a New Year’s Resolution posted at Positive Psychology News Daily, saying, “Discusses making and keeping a resolution that involves changing a habit. The technique is based on positive psychology ranging from William James to the present.”

Kathryn Britton presents On Making a Choice posted at Positive Psychology News Daily, saying, “Describes a pragmatic way to make choices — large and small — and then move on without regrets. Based on work by the positive psychologist, Barry Schwartz.”

Giselle Nicholson presents Retrospective Visualization posted at Positive Psychology News Daily.

ananga presents Breathing for Beginners posted at Answers from Ayurveda.

Chris Wondra presents What To Do About Those Pesky Box Elder Bugs posted at Chris Wondra.com, saying, “How one man dealt with an invasion of bugs in his home.”

Alvaro Fernandez presents Training the brain with a computer workout program posted at SharpBrains, saying, “One more reason for Positive Thinking: scientists are starting to show how we can improve our attention and memory no matter our age.”

Neal presents Brain Fitness: Shift Happens posted at SharpBrains, saying, “How a Head Coach can help us go through everyday challenges, including all-too-common unhealthy stress.”

Amy Donovan presents Positive Psychology, Party of Two posted at Positive Psychology News Daily.

Hal Sommerschield, Ph.D. presents Thank You for Giving Me Back My Parents! posted at North Star Mental Fitness Blog.

Jonathan Fields presents Live Life Forward – Forgive the Past posted at The Being Project.

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