Positive Thinking vs. Negative Thinking

“A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.”Winston Churchill.
Positive thinking not only changes the mind, it also affects the body in many ways. If a person allows negative thoughts such as anxiety, anger, or bitterness to control their mind, these thoughts will lead a person to make negative decisions that will affect many lives in a negative way. If a person chooses to develop and maintain positive thoughts, their life will end in a positive result. Knowing the different effects of negative thinking and positive thinking can make a difference in a person’s mental, physical, and emotional decisions. Positive thinking can have a big impact on a person’s mentality. If a person is thankful for the people in their life they will learn to appreciate the company of others. They will have comforting thoughts about these people that are around them all the time, or be thankful for what a person has around them knowing these things are very important to them. If a person cannot appreciate what they have, then why do all the hard work to earn it. Having the feeling of fulfillment with life’s expectations is a way for a positive thinker to be more comfortable in what they have chosen for their life. A person is in the position they are in because of the choices they have made in their life. Positive thinking can lead you to a peaceful mind and less stressful life. Someone who has negative thoughts will find that they will always have negative things happening to them. They are not going to be very happy with some of the choices they have made in their life as a result of a negative outcome. Having negative thoughts can poison the mind and cause a person to be driven into a deep depression. They may find they get frequent headaches, or they may get sick more frequently, or find they are angry and yell a lot. They may even have thoughts of suicide. These are just a few signs of depression. A negative