How I Became an Optimist | Simon Sinek 

Thank you! And so will YOU :)

And you will also poop in the middle of the street...... Yeah YOU 😂😁🤣🤣😁🤣

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Thank you so very much and I accept it!!

Here’s hoping.

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Whatever animal you want

I love that story

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And most of the time, people that consider themselves optimistic, are actually the latter

Congrats! You are now positively blind.

@@geo2893 no, thats what he is🤷‍♂

I think happiness is overrated.

​@@selin9877İyi misin selin? What do you mean by that?

@@keremboga2907 Kerem sakin ol. Felsefi biseyler konusuyoruz surda amk

@@selin9877 says a sad person who was never happy

Angeli pale don’t commit suicide you are loved

He talks about in one of his books how the way the information is presented can change something. Like if you said I'm optimistic cautiously vs cautiously optimistic it changes the way people see it

All bad things end too. Enjoy and appreciate the good stuff while you've got it. The more you appreciate it, the more it comes.

Typing everything in with caps lock on doesn’t make you right.

@@AesirUnlimited Thank you for correcting me.

I think you meant to say *mentor ;)

had the same thought exactly! Anyone knows where we could see the full conversation?

anyone wanna join?

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@@defnesagkal4701 Way ahead of you, girl 😉

New member here

He didn’t want to start a mass panic because that’s about the dumbest thing you can do with a new disease. Especially when you’re not too sure if or how dangerous it is. Also, go complain to the Democrats that said COVID wasn’t a problem back when people were talking about it in December/January and that you were racist if you wanted to temporarily shut the borders. Only for them to demand shutting the borders after it already became global pandemic.

​@@mrshmuga9 A true leader inspires, not divides the people. If Trump was a true leader, he would've told the truth in an inspiring way and gave the people something to believe in, not blaming or lying. Yes, no one wants to cause a panic. But blind positivity isn't helping as well. Just look at how the people react when they found out that Trump was lying about covid. It's not about The Republicans or The Democrats. If he inspired the people since the beginning, the people would've been a unity. But he didn't. He made the country look like the DSA (Divided States of America), not the USA. I recommend you watch how other countries look at America right now. And if you still don't get it, I suggest you go and get THERAPY.

@@holdupwaitaminute. Hah, of course you dodge that the Democrats were against him because that would be inconvenient. And it IS relevant because you just said you should make decisions based on how other people/countries will see you. Well during the early days he was being called a racist and xenophobe by Democrats for wanting to shut the borders in January because he saw it as a possible threat. Then when it became a global problem THEN they gave in and pulled a complete 180. Their response was irresponsible. They were being reactive (wait until it's a problem to act) rather than proactive (try to prevent it from becoming a problem). If he made decisions based on how other countries saw his choices, he would've kept the borders open and then you would complain why he didn't close them earlier. Most countries didn't even act that early. I'm not going to act like the guy is perfect, and you can make the argument that his constant use of exaggerative language isn't always helpful. But I'd rather hear a leader have an optimistic attitude trying to give people some kind of hope rather than "this sucks and who knows when it'll be over". As if we already don't think the latter sentiment or hear it on the news/media 24/7. You're a leader, you're supposed to give people some semblance of hope that you can fix the problem or mitigate it. And he sure handled it better than a lot of countries, including my own. Our leader didn't do anything until the end of March (Trump acted in January) and to this DAY hasn't stopped international flights. He only redirected them to the worst spots where the virus the worst. But citizens of my country (and people looking in from the outside) will think my leader's done a good job simply because he's soft-spoken. Not because his actual actions were good choices.

@@mrshmuga9 You prefer short term blind positivity rather than a long term optimism. That’s like most parents who tell their children that everything is fine rather than educating them to cope with hard times. Life isn’t fair, deal with it. Yes, stay optimistic. But not blind positivity. So my guess is, you haven’t gone to therapy yet. I hope you get one, cuz you need it.

From where do you conclude this?

Heh. That was actually quite clever.