Positive Problems

“How you think about a problem is more important than the problem itself. So always think positively.”

- NORMAN VINCENT PEALE

 
I use to look at the problems in my life as if they were a big ugly mountain that I had to face and climb over. For me the big ugly mountains scared me and brought up negative feelings. My dad having alpha for me has been a "problem" that I felt I couldn't face and deal with. It has brought up negative feelings and worries that aren't necessary. I need to use the time that I have left with my dad to make as many memories as possible. I need to look at things in a positive light. Each minute and day I have with my dad is another memory that I can create and another chance I have to have a great time with him! Every Problem I have needs to be looked at as something that could change my life Positively and make my life better for having gone through it. I need to take my problems and life lightly otherwise it will drag me down. Positivity is the key to keeping life happy!

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