LEARN TO BE AN OPTIMIST
Lucy MAcdONALd

PRESENTEd By:
RukhSANA
SSIM 2T345
Lucy Macdonald
cONTENTS Of ThE BOOk
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Understanding optimism
Optimist attitudes
Optimist and your physical health
Optimist and your mental health
Optimist in action
uNdERSTANdINg OPTIMISM

Key components of optimism
Emotional intelligence
Self-esteem
Resilience
Happiness
PERSONAL
 An optimistic takes credit
for good events
 For bad events an
optimist blames outside
circumstances
PERMANENT
 They believes that the
positive effects will last.
 For bad events they
maintains that the effects
will not last .(Temporary)
PERVASIVE
I still have trouble in
one area but overall I
am doing much
better.”
PERSONAL
It’s my fault. I am to
blame.”
PERMANENT
I have always done
this. I never seem to
learn.”
PERVASIVE
I seem to make the
same mistakes in all
areas. Nothing ever
goes right for me.”
OPTIMISTIc PERSON
 “ I don’t have all the skills required for the role
I can take a course to improve my skills and then I‘ll have a a
better chance next time.”
 They weren’t looking for someone with my particular
abilities, but my skills have value.
PESSIMISTS
 I didn’t get the job promotion because I’m not good
enough.
 I’ll never be good enough.
 no one will ever want the skills that I have and
there’s nothing that I can do about it .
cAN OPTIMISM bE LEARNEd ?
Dogs were exposed to mild electric shocks from which
They could not escape.
When the same dogs were given the a means of escaping the
electric shocks, they did not even begin to try .
What it is ?

“It goes with us everywhere we go.
It is on display at work and at home.
People make judgments about us on
the basis of it.
It has no colour, it has no size, yet its
impact our life is profound.”
Is the glass half
full or half
empty ?
optImIsts belIeve that
every cloud has a sIlver
lInIng, whIle pessImIsts
just see the potentIal
for raIn.
Dealing with setbacks
many of lIfe’s faIlures are
people who dId not realIze how
close they were to success
when they gave up.
“ I have not faIled . I’ve just
found 10,000 ways that won’t
worK .”
thomas edIson
optImIsm and your physIcal
health

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The mind and-body connection
Managing your health
Stay healthy, stay happy
Take a laughter cure
optImIsm and your mental helath

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Over coming depression
Managing stress
Relaxation response
Living with hope
Finding peace of mind
Immersing yourself
Using Bach flower remedies
GENTIAN
If you feel discouraged by setback

Dr. Edward Bach
WILD ROSE
If you have given up and take whatever life
hands over you
MUSTARD FLOWER
If you suffer from depression …

Rediscover the joy and peace in your life .
OPTIMISM…
he healthiest people
learn to challenge
negative thoughts and
replace them with more
helpful, optimist
thoughts!
Conclusion
 The most important gift we can bring to the world is our
Optimism.
 Everyone will benefit from our attitudes
 When we choose optimism, nothing can stop us from
creating the life that we want.
 When we choose optimism, we give ourselves the key to
good health, success, satisfying relationships and a
meaningful career.
THINK POSITIVE !
Say to yourself every morning:
Today is going to be a great day !
I can handle more than I think I can !
Things don’t get better by worrying about them!
I can be satisfied if I try to do my best !
There is always something to be happy about !
I’m going to make someone happy today!
It’s not good to be down!
Life is great, make the most of it !

BE AN OPTIMIST !

THANK YOU

learn Be an optimist by lucy macdonald

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    LEARN TO BEAN OPTIMIST Lucy MAcdONALd PRESENTEd By: RukhSANA SSIM 2T345
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    cONTENTS Of ThEBOOk      Understanding optimism Optimist attitudes Optimist and your physical health Optimist and your mental health Optimist in action
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    uNdERSTANdINg OPTIMISM Key componentsof optimism Emotional intelligence Self-esteem Resilience Happiness
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    PERSONAL  An optimistictakes credit for good events  For bad events an optimist blames outside circumstances
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    PERMANENT  They believesthat the positive effects will last.  For bad events they maintains that the effects will not last .(Temporary)
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    PERVASIVE I still havetrouble in one area but overall I am doing much better.”
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    PERSONAL It’s my fault.I am to blame.”
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    PERMANENT I have alwaysdone this. I never seem to learn.”
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    PERVASIVE I seem tomake the same mistakes in all areas. Nothing ever goes right for me.”
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    OPTIMISTIc PERSON  “I don’t have all the skills required for the role I can take a course to improve my skills and then I‘ll have a a better chance next time.”  They weren’t looking for someone with my particular abilities, but my skills have value.
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    PESSIMISTS  I didn’tget the job promotion because I’m not good enough.  I’ll never be good enough.  no one will ever want the skills that I have and there’s nothing that I can do about it .
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    cAN OPTIMISM bELEARNEd ? Dogs were exposed to mild electric shocks from which They could not escape. When the same dogs were given the a means of escaping the electric shocks, they did not even begin to try .
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    What it is? “It goes with us everywhere we go. It is on display at work and at home. People make judgments about us on the basis of it. It has no colour, it has no size, yet its impact our life is profound.”
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    Is the glasshalf full or half empty ?
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    optImIsts belIeve that everycloud has a sIlver lInIng, whIle pessImIsts just see the potentIal for raIn.
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    many of lIfe’sfaIlures are people who dId not realIze how close they were to success when they gave up. “ I have not faIled . I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t worK .” thomas edIson
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    optImIsm and yourphysIcal health     The mind and-body connection Managing your health Stay healthy, stay happy Take a laughter cure
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    optImIsm and yourmental helath       Over coming depression Managing stress Relaxation response Living with hope Finding peace of mind Immersing yourself
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    Using Bach flowerremedies GENTIAN If you feel discouraged by setback Dr. Edward Bach
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    WILD ROSE If youhave given up and take whatever life hands over you
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    MUSTARD FLOWER If yousuffer from depression … Rediscover the joy and peace in your life .
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    OPTIMISM… he healthiest people learnto challenge negative thoughts and replace them with more helpful, optimist thoughts!
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    Conclusion  The mostimportant gift we can bring to the world is our Optimism.  Everyone will benefit from our attitudes  When we choose optimism, nothing can stop us from creating the life that we want.  When we choose optimism, we give ourselves the key to good health, success, satisfying relationships and a meaningful career.
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    THINK POSITIVE ! Sayto yourself every morning: Today is going to be a great day ! I can handle more than I think I can ! Things don’t get better by worrying about them! I can be satisfied if I try to do my best ! There is always something to be happy about ! I’m going to make someone happy today! It’s not good to be down! Life is great, make the most of it ! BE AN OPTIMIST ! THANK YOU