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What kind of life is going on our mind....Think of it....????
There’s no denying that we live in trying times that can weigh heavily on our hearts and minds. Fortunately, there are plenty of people out there who believe in the power of positive thinking to help inspire others to be their best selves, even when the world at large feels like a scary place.

At every moment, you send people either positive or negative vibes. This positive or negative energy either draws people toward you or warns them to keep their distance.

You can smile, hug, and express words of agreement, affection and appreciation, attracting people in a positive way. Or, you can push people away and even knock them down via criticism, complaints, disagreement, or blame.
The Power of Positive Energy
Expressions of thanks, gratitude and appreciation, along with a sincere interest in others' lives—and warm smiles—all send forth positive energy. The more positive emanations you send people, the more they will feel appreciated, and appreciate you in return.

While overdoing the positivity with excessive gushing (like sunshine that is too intense) can be off-putting, people who emanate positive vibes generally feel "warm." Whether they are your boss, employee, or colleague, or your friend, relative, or life partner, warm people feel safe to share with. Like gentle sunshine, they radiate comfortably good feelings. Their positivity makes you want to talk with them more. As they establish good vibes as a relationship standard, others find themselves radiating positive energy back.

Positive people avoid being critical or argumentative. They seldom listen dismissively, brushing aside others' perspectives. Those are habits of negative communicators.

What Negative Energy Can Do
Interacting with someone who is often negative, or being in a group with a leader who sends forth negative words and vibes, can be a downer. Negative energy invites others to feel insecure, ignored, criticized, irritated, or depressed.

Time shared with someone who exudes negative energy via criticism or anger can be downright unpleasant. If you are living in a household with bickering or outright fights, you'd best learn how to stop arguing.

Positive individuals and leaders, by contrast, convey interest in your perspective. Someone who listens well enhances your sense of self-esteem by conveying that you matter, that you are a worthwhile person. Their appreciation of what you do and say enhances your sense of well-being.