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Where Can I Find More Information On A Positive Attitude?
Information on a positive attitude at the reach of your hand
There is quite a lot of good information out there in regards to having a positive attitude and positive thinking in general.
The question is, where to find it?
Below there is a list of resources divided by categories, so you can choose the format in which you'd like to have the information you are interested in.
You will also find recommendations to subscribe to high quality newsletters, blogs and forums, to receive your daily amount of positive thinking. Well worth it!
Resources
There are several resources available over the Internet and offline to find information on a positive attitude:
- General information sites. These sites give out valuable information on a positive attitude. You can do a search in Google for "positive attitude" or "positive thinking" for the most relevant sites. You can also check the positive thinking information links page on this site.
- Ebooks. You can find very interesting ebooks about how to keep a positive mental attitude through Bartleby, Project Gutenberg or Google Books. While most of the ebooks are free to read, some of them have restricted access and you can only read certain parts.
You can also visit the positive freebies page to grab free ebooks on positive thinking.
- Newsletters. I'd strongly advise you to subscribe to the
Barefoot Doctor
and the
Thoughts from the Universe
free newsletters. They offer daily bits of inspiration that help to have a positive attitude. You can also do a search in Google for other positive attitude newsletters to receive information on a positive attitude in your inbox.
- Articles. Thanks to resources like Ezine or eHow, you can browse through thousands of useful articles and practical advice on a variety of topics, including mental health, positive thinking and how to keep a positive attitude.
- Encyclopaedias. There are several free encyclopaedias over the Internet that offer good information on a positive attitude. The most comprehensive one that I have found so far is Wikipedia, which is an open source encyclopaedia with more than a million articles to browse through.
- Printed books. There are many good books about the power of positive thinking and keeping a positive attitude.
Empowering books on this topic are "Ask and it's given" by Esther and Jerry Hicks, "Life's missing instruction manual" by Joe Vitale, or "Beyond positive thinking" by Dr Robert Anthony.
You can read interesting reviews for books on positive thinking or search through Amazon for some
positive thinking books.
- Audiobooks. You can find really good ones at
AudioBookQuest.
For instance, you can get a copy of the audio book version of the classic "The power of positive thinking" by Norman Vincent Peale.
- Forums. A forum is a really good way to share information on a positive attitude with other people interested in the same topic. Do a search in Google for "positive thinking forums" and browse around for those ones that call your attention. I'd recommend you to sign up for the
Thoughts from the Universe Forums,
where you can discuss topics like positive thinking, motivation, inspiration and success.
- Google alerts: positive thinking information straight to your inbox. Go to Google alerts and sign up to receive information and news on any terms that you want. You can choose to receive the emails daily, weekly or whenever the information is produced. Use commas to receive refined searches (for example, "positive attitude", or "motivation books").
- Blogs. Search for positive thinking and positive attitude blogs, and subscribe to the RSS feed to receive updates any time that new information is uploaded. Have you visited The Benefits Of Positive Thinking blog yet?
All these are good quality resources that will help you to find more information on a positive attitude. You can also do a Google search for the type of information you want using the search box below. "Happiness is an attitude. We either make ourselves miserable, or happy and strong. The amount of work is the same." Francesca Reigler
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