Comments on: What Kind Of World Do You Choose To Live In?

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Fri, 09 Oct 2009 02:57:46 +0000

[...] I love this article. It aligns with my own personal belief that we CHOOSE our lives. We CHOOSE our responses to things. We CHOOSE the outcome. Sort of like ‘is the glass half full or half empty?’. It’s a matter of choice. Mine is half full. We can choose to change our thoughts and that will change the outcome of any situation. Don’t sit idly by and say, ‘my life takes control of me, I have no choice’.. no, YOU get to choose to take control of your life or any situation. Make YOURSELF happy. Align your thoughts with how you want the situation to turn out. Watch your life go smoothly and exactly how you want it to. It’s not rocket science. It’s just a matter of choice. [...]

By: free stuff

free stuff — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 15:53:59 +0000

i choose to live in world without fear, war, or negativity but we all need few problems in our life i remember i read study once that people who life without any problems die young , i guess every one has its limit and ability to Handel problems free stuff´s last blog post..$500 Kohls Gift Card Dan O'Neil says... That's a really interesting point. I think you can choose to participate in the challenges that interest you most. Without challenge, there is no opportunity to learn. Thanks.

By: sashelie

sashelie — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 03:48:13 +0000

yeah, ur correct! we, as a person has a right to choose..if u choose to be bad, that is ur decision, we are the one who choose the best thing in our lives..

Dan O’Neil says… Thanks Sashelie.

By: Kevin@Barco Monitor

Kevin@Barco Monitor — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 13:25:05 +0000

Dan – I see far too many people living on the dark side, always taking the negative thought. It is like they want you to join their “pity party” and commiserate with them. These people tend to have a tough time moving forward in life and sit as complainers, fully expecting someone to fix the system and solve the problems. Often this is directed toward the government or a class of people. It can build into a convenient excuse for not reaching their own potential … a cop-out.

Dan O’Neil says… You are right – the vast majority of people live their lives this way.

By: Joe @ Hair Restoration Surgeon

Joe @ Hair Restoration Surgeon — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 04:18:41 +0000

I think you’d need a particularly strong constitution to live this kind of life.

Wouldn’t you find it hard to keep looking at things in a positive life as the negative messages are constantly bombarding you?

Good in theory though Dan!

Dan O’Neil says… If you only see the positive messages, how could the negative ones hold any sway?