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Positive Thinking | An English Conversation Class

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Positive Thinking - An English Conversation Class Positive Thinking - An English Conversation Class Listen to this recorded class Relevant Audio / Video File Watch or listen to the following video/audio file in conjunction with the topic being discussed and try to answer the questions about it. Questions about the video/audio file What do highly successful people think of most of the time? What sort...

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  1. My favorite topic for the next session is attraction law.

    • Thank you. It will be considered.

  2. 6. Could you cast light on the difference between wishful thinking and positive thinking?

    • I think positive thinking helps people to seek for any positive and beneficial aspects of their lives in order to enjoy their lives and be successful. So what they are doing is real and those aspects exist, they just find them. However, wishful thinking is not based on facts and it seems it is more imaginary and unreal. I think this way of thinking has more futuristic view and can help ones in the future than in their present times, because they imagine some thing which may not exist and should be created.

      • Thank you for your interactive presence by responding to one of your classmates’ comments on positive thinking. That was a clear and good explanation.

  3. 5. How do positive thinkers deal with the negative sides of their life?

    • ⛔ I corrected your question number. It was “3”. Please be more careful about numbering your questions chronologically ordered.

  4. 4.How can we make progress in our life by thinking positively?

    • Thank you for your comment. Positive thinking and optimism are just 2 elements of personal development and wellbeing.

  5. 3. You must prepare yourself for one of the questions (randomly) in response to the audio/video file embedded into this post.

    • As we see in the picture the man looks worry, seemingly he is thinking about a subject which is far_fetched to achieve, therefore he has lost his hope and courage and pessimistically is thinking about the consequence of it.

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        the man looks worry = the man looks worried

    • This guy is staring at one point without any smile and determination. Also, his eyes are not open enough and it divulges that he has lost his confidence.

      • Thank you for scanning this picture on the concept of positive thinking with scrutiny!

  7. 1. Argue for/against the following statement:
    All of your problems can be resolved if you implement positive thinking.

    • In my perspective, as qoute depicts we can change every conflictss and tough situation

      • This is so optimistic of you to believe that all problems and difficulties could be resolved with positive psychology.

    • In my perspective, as qoute depicts we can change every conflictss and tough situation to great moments by being optimistic.I beleive that the way we look things the way they happen. If we take an optimistic approach in dealing with variety of situations, we will suffer less pressure and become more successful than being pessimistic.

      • Thanks for comparing and contrasting optimism and pessimism and their effects on our lives.

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