Positive Thinking: 4 Actions to Get High Naturally

Posted January 31, 2013

In Business Success, Communication, Inspirational, Rick Conlow, Video Blogs

What do superstar performers do to stay on the top of their game? How do you become one? Rick describes four positive thinking actions to help you stay upbeat, optimistic, and excel at whatever you do.

Choose Positive Thinking

Being happy, upbeat and positive is choice. Our actions are a product of our thinking. We choose what we think each and every day. Unfortunately researchers say the average person thinks 50,000 thoughts a day and over 80% are negative. Let me ask you a question. If most of our thoughts are negative are we using our potential to the fullest? Absolutely not!

Reprogram Your Thinking

The four actions Rick describes in the video gives you tools to use to change your thinking relatively quickly and constructively. It takes persistent effort. Reinforcement and review are required. Studies show it takes at least 21 days to create a new habit. So, you have to work at it. If you want to learn to play the piano well, it will take more than one lesson, wouldn’t you agree? Stick with it be worth the effort to feel better, act better and achieve better results?

To be all you can be you have to dream of being more. Bolster you self-confidence and advance your career by watching this positive thinking video. Act on the ideas and be persistent. Take charge to change your results today!

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Rick Conlow

Rick Conlow is the CEO & Founder of Rick Conlow International, a leadership consulting, training and coaching firm. RCI partners with organizations to dramatically increase employee engagement, customer loyalty and sales through Servant Leadership. He has helped over 200 companies such as Target, Costco, Andersen Windows, Spectrum, Northern Power, Meijer, Carpet King, International Truck, John Deere, Lowes Financial, and Canadian Linen improve customer loyalty, increase sales and add profits. Rick has been a general manager, vice president, training director, program director, and national sales trainer. He has authored 22 books including the best selling Superstar Leadership Model, and The 5 Dynamics of Servant Leadership.