Being an optimist can bring you an array of physical and mental health benefits (that’s why you are a reader of The Optimist Daily). On the other hand, being chronically negative can foster feelings of depression and stress that are detrimental to your overall healthy. Fortunately, research shows you can learn to become more optimistic by practicing certain skills that promote positivity. Here’s how to do just that.
How to transform your negative thoughts and become an optimist
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