Happiness Isnt A Choice....Positivity Is

Why

    This world seems to be suffering from a chronic disorder, which if focused on is one of the funniest things you will ever notice in life. Negativity. Hilarious isn't it? Well maybe not now, but soon I will break down to you what has broken this world down to its deepest, darkest trenches.

    7 billion people, and still counting, live on this very planet we call home. The phrase " 7 billion and still counting.." , could actually be used to describe the problems in this world. Every 30 seconds someones life is taken away from them while someone is also born. Similarly whenever a problem is mitigated;  soon another is created. Noticed how I told another problem is created, and not found. That's because the problem is, in fact, created by us.  Something else problems can relate to is the the law of conservation of energy. We tend not to destroy problems but instead transfer them from one to another. Your finding it hilarious now aren't you. How funny our lives have become.

    Is there a truth to this? Perhaps it is just how our minds have been framed.  For instance; the glass half full example. A perfect test of perception. A person viewing it as half full notices what he already has, yet the person who views it as half empty focuses on what he does not possess rather than what he has already. It seems the world now not only sees the glass half empty but doesn't see it at all. Believe it or not as hard as it may be to drink it in, just look around and there is always someone who has it worse than you. These words can make the difference of a life time that you would've never dreamt of happening. We need to look at the long road ahead and we need to take small steps right now to get there. Why do we have to stress out thinking that something terrible will happen and never something good? Why think that this road will have a dead end when we can create a ramp to the highest summits possible. Negatives will always be in the way, but if there were no negatives how could have we valued the positives.