Simply Woman & Home

Rediscover your optimism

It can be hard not to let negativity seep into your day, especially after the year we’ve all endured. Yet, a dose of optimism not only makes you feel better, it’s also good for your physical and emotional health – even if initially you need to force yourself to feel more positive. ‘An optimistic person is always looking for the best in any situation and expecting good things to happen,’ says Kimberly Reed, author of Optimists Always Win (£10.95, Health Communications Inc.). ‘Even if something negative happens, such as the loss of a job, an optimist sees the silver lining. For example, the chance to pursue a more fulfilling career or hobby, or take a much-needed

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Simply Woman & Home

Simply Woman & Home3 min read
Time To Break Up With Your therapist?
Trust, communication and chemistry are crucial in any relationship – especially one in which you share your innermost thoughts, fears and desires. Your relationship with your therapist is therefore one of the most important connections you will make
Simply Woman & Home1 min read
3 Of The Best Smile Saviours
LISTERINE ADVANCED DEFENCE GUM TREATMENT MOUTHWASH, £5.99 for 500ml, Superdrug Bleeding when brushing? Use this mouthwash twice daily. Clinically proven to treat gingivitis – the earliest stage of gum disease. URTEKRAM FRESH MINT FLUORIDE FREE WHITEN
Simply Woman & Home2 min read
‘I Felt Trapped’
‘Ten years ago, I was working in a fast-moving, super-toxic environment. I was an assistant buyer, sourcing men’s accessories for a major retailer. On paper, it was a great job. But the reality was that I hated it. I felt the culture was bitchy and b

Related Books & Audiobooks