Having lived two lives, I realize that positivity is truly the key.
The first time I died and came back, I still didn’t know who I was. I didn’t know what I wanted in life, what life wanted me to do, or what the universe wanted from me.
Now I know. I am here to spread positivity. I’m here to market positivity. I’m here to be a liaison for positivity to the world, and to share my gift of having lived two lives.
For me, positivity has been the key to survival in both of those lives. No matter what, I knew there was going to be something better. My whole life, I’ve believed there was something better around the corner. I had to work to get there, or the world would work me to get me there.
And the world worked me, all right.
Now I’m working with the world to spread positivity and let everyone know there is a way out. The way out is through. And for me, through is through positivity.
It doesn’t have to be as hard as it may sound. Look, it can be super simple. Put positivity into your changes. Put positivity into your mistakes. The way I see it, there are no mistakes—only reimagines.
Bring it. Bring positivity. Be reimagined.
Reimagine everything in a positive light. That is what I believe helped me survive two lives, and now I am living my life in the most positive way I can. I’m spreading the word that you can live in positivity. You can live a happy life.
Life can go to the lowest of the lows, and you can still turn it around. You can end up sharing a gift that only you have with the world. Give it in a positive way. Let people feel what you have to give.
Your positive vibes can draw people to you. Who doesn’t want a positive vibe?
That’s what I love about children. To me, they’re full of that pure positivity, before the world gets in and starts showing them negativity.
Think back to when you were a child. How you interacted with others. How you wanted to give, give, give. Here’s a cookie. Here’s a toy. Here, have this. You wanted to share everything.
And now, maybe you’re more closed up. Maybe you hesitate to offer a hand or a shoulder to cry on, when, as a kid, you were handing out food and toys.
What’s changed? Your outlook? Your positivity? That baseline you started with?
It’s gold. Bring it back.
Do something for someone else today. Then do it again tomorrow. Then do it again the next day. A minor thing. Something small.
You may find yourself doing things for other people without even putting focus on it. And bring positivity to the way you do it.
For me, that’s the key to everything.
