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Because the world needs more positivity in it........

Some thoughts on how to live a better, more positive life 💖

Live beneath your means
Return everything you borrow
Give clothes not worn to charity
Do something nice and try not to get caught
Don’t make excuses
Don’t argue
Stop blaming other people
Admit when you make a mistake
Listen more, talk less
Be kind to people
Be kind to unkind people
Let someone cut ahead of you in line
Be on time
Get organized
Strive for excellence, not perfection
Take time to be alone
Cultivate good manners
Be humble
Realize and accept that life isn’t fair
Stop creating unrealistic expectations
Know when to keep your mouth shut
Go an entire day without criticizing anyone
Go an entire day with smile on your face
Everyday take a 30 minute walk
Learn from the past  --  Plan for the future  --  Live in the present
Don’t sweat the small stuff (it’s almost all small stuff).

Don't forget- we were born to be REAL, not perfect.

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