Negative thoughts are unconscious. We don’t have to think about having negative thoughts, they just arrive. The primal brain is always on the lookout for bad stuff. Its constant question – is this experience going to kill me. Your primal brain cannot distinguish between fact and fiction, that’s why we cry in movies. Your primal brain is always subject to hi-jack.
Positive thoughts require conscious activity. I often ask the question, what good happened today? People struggle to respond. No part of your brain is on the lookout for good news.
Unless you train your brain to look for good news. And, you have to train it long enough for it to become a habit. And, that habit can be easily broken the next time your primal brain gets hijacked.
So, thank your primal brain for sharing, then get on with the good stuff.
Negative thoughts and outlooks lead to, and drive negative outcomes.
Every dark cloud has a silver lining… and conversely, every bright cloud has a dark lining. The seeds of failure are planted during periods of great success…
Dr. Bill Kent