A realistic optimist is someone who is actively engaged in life and has the skills to see potential solutions to problems. Realistic optimists include historical figures like Helen Keller, Gandhi, Oprah, and Winston Churchill. Being a realistic optimist provides a method for successfully dealing with life's challenges and adversities on personal, family, health, relationship, job, community, and global levels. Key benefits of realistic optimism include enhanced health, healthier relationships, higher levels of happiness, and higher productivity. More information can be found at www.ResiliencyForLife.com/ro.

1. What is a
Realistic Optimist?

2. What is a
Realistic Optimist?
With Michael Ballard

3. A Realistic Optimist
They are one who is actively
engaged in life. One who has
the skills to see the potential in
problem solving.

4. Got any Examples?
Yes, to name just a few:
Helen Keller, Gandhi,
Oprah & Winston Churchill

5. Why be an
Active Agent
of Realistic Optimism?
Great Question!

6. Why become one?
At many levels of life we are all
challenged with issues.

7. Why a
Realistic Optimist?
Personal, family, health,
relationships. job, community,
country and global issues are
overwhelming many people,
communities and organizations. .

8. How does help?
This gives people a method
of how to successfully
deal with life’s adversity.

9. Key Benefits Include?
Enhanced health
Healthier relationships
Higher levels of happiness
Higher levels of productivity

10. Where do I get more
information?
Go to www.ResiliencyForLife.com/ro
There you can download free information
on a presentation we offer that assists
people enjoy the benefits of becoming
Realistic Optimists!

11. Plus contact us:
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