#Optimism isn't blind positivity or ignoring reality. It's the courage to see possibilities where others see obstacles. People often mislabel optimism as: • Optimists always expect the best outcome • They're unrealistic or out of touch • Optimism means never feeling down In truth, optimists: • Acknowledge challenges, but focus on solutions • Cultivate resilience in the face of setbacks • Inspire others through their unwavering belief in a better future Optimists drive #innovation, build strong #teams, and overcome seemingly insurmountable odds. Here’s how I coach individuals to adopt this mindset: 1) Practice gratitude daily 2) Reframe negative self-talk 3) Surround yourself with forward-thinking people 4) Set ambitious yet achievable goals 5) Celebrate small wins ▶ Remember: Optimism isn't about the hand you're dealt, but how you play your cards. Choose optimism, change your world. Coaching can help, let's chat. Follow Joshua Miller ↪ 📬 SUBSCRIBE to my weekly LinkedIn newsletter, "Something Silly & Serious", for concise, impactful tips on how to boost your leadership and life. #joshuamiller #mindset #leadership #executivecoaching #coachingtips #coaching #careeradvice #happiness #getahead #litrendingtopics
The distinction between optimism and unrealistic expectations is crucial. I've learned this lesson the hard way.
A forward-thinking circle does wonders, it encourages problem-solving thinking patterns and fosters innovation.
The idea that optimism isn't about blind positivity is crucial. It's about facing reality with a constructive mindset.
I've found that practicing gratitude daily has immensely helped me stay optimistic even amidst challenges.
This quote stood out - "Optimism isn't about the hand you're dealt, but how you play your cards."
Optimism as a driver of personal growth resonates with my experiences. It's helped me push beyond my perceived limitations.
Really love the idea of reframing negative self-talk, it's an often overlooked aspect of mindset development.
Optimism isn't about the hand you are dealt, but how you play the cards...... I am borrowing this learning for life.
Focusing on solutions rather than problems has dramatically improved my problem-solving skills. This post articulates why it's so effective.
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5moRemember: Optimism isn't about the hand you're dealt, but how you play your cards. - JOSHUA MILLER | Executive Leadership Coach