Nothing Is Good Or Bad, Thinking Makes It So

You cannot always control your circumstances.

But you can control your own thoughts.

There is nothing either good or bad,

only your thinking makes it so.

Things seem to turn out best for those people

who can make the best out of the way things turn out.

It is not the situation; it's your reaction to the situation.

Life at any time can become difficult.

Life at any time can become easy.

It all depends upon how you adjust yourself to life.

What you see in your mind is what you get out of life.

"Nothing is good or bad, but thinking makes it so," This saying has been spoken by the title character in the play Hamlet, by William Shakespeare.

When asked to explain this line, William Shakespeare said, "A man cheerfully observed a religious fast seven days a week. His neighbor starved to death on the same diet."

If we believe it, it's true for us, so if we believe we're right, why then, right we are!

The significance of an event or situation depends on our perspective. You cannot always control your circumstances, But you can control your own thoughts.

Who we are and how we perform in our work is a direct result of how we think about ourselves, our lives, our friends, our coworkers...our reality.

I would like to quote an example. What makes a business great? A big part of the answer, I believe, is people inside the business who believe that they are great.

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