Benefits of positive thinking
You have probably had someone tell you to "look on the bright side" or to "see the cup as half full."
- Chances are good that the people who make these comments are positive thinkers.
- Researchers are finding more and more evidence pointing to the many benefits of optimism and positive thinking.
Such findings suggest that not only are positive thinkers healthier and less stressed, they also have greater overall well-being.
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