Your lesson and example on Positive Thinking

Read chapter 2 of THE SOLUTION PATH (TSP) on Positive Thinking in its entirety. Then choose your top lesson on this chapter and post it here along with a title and an example that showcases the lesson. The example can be from the TSP book, your personal or professional life, or fictitious but fully credible.

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Effective communicators:

Make simple and easy to follow points (in this case lessons) where everything is defined and easy to understand.

They offer a story about each point and exemplifies why it is so important.

Finally, the summarize what they said, very simply.

This is exactly what I am asking you to do here.

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EXAMPLE POST:

Title: Positive thinking and solutions

Lesson: When you think positively, you develop solutions for your problems

Example: Delores, the owner of Mailing House, lost a major client. She chose to think positively about her challenge and focused on creating new solutions with her team. They developed and implemented a winning solution and turned the situation around: they acquired several new clients.

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Note that your example must be different than the one I offered here or you will lose all the points on this discussion.

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Important! Your lessons MUST be:

• Simple points rather than multiple/complex point themes that need lots of time to be explained (like facilitator, facilitation, personality type etc)
• Clear with all terms defined

It is even better if your lessons are:

• Actionable (if X or when X, then Y)
• Stated in the affirmative (what you do rather what you dont do)

Your example must be directly related to the lesson. Examples can come from the book, your personal/professional life, or can be fictitious. Make sure not to introduce any new terms in your lesson.