Your brain is a magnet: how to train it to attract what you want
Steve Foran, P.Eng, CSP
I make people happy - AT WORK ! Keynote Speaker, Believer in Grateful Leadership, Author, Certified Master MacKay CEO Forum Chair, Recovering Engineer
Whether you realize it or not, your brain is a magnet. It notices and attracts whatever dominates your thinking.?
If you worry, focus on what could go wrong, ruminate over past mistakes or an unpleasant future, your brain is going to look for more of this in the world around you. As a result, you are going to feel pretty crappy most of the time.?
On the other hand, if you notice all the people who support you, recognize the fundamental good fortune and privilege you have (at whatever level it may be), are excited about what the future can bring, celebrate other people’s successes, your brain is trained to reinforce what you think about and it’ll be on the lookout for more. You will see things that are invisible when you’re in a negative frame of mind. No surprise, with this positive mindset, you are going to feel like life is a playground.
If you would like to feel more positive and that life is a playground, it begins by training your brain to become a positivity magnet. To do this, simply start or step up your gratitude practice.
It doesn’t get any simpler and it doesn’t need to be more complex.?
What has worked for you in starting or stepping up a gratitude routine ?