Today's Contemplation

1. You can succeed the way you are.
2. Success comes in every shape and profile. Success comes to some of the most negative people as well as the most positive ones. Success has more equal vision and less prejudice than the positive thinking theory promoted by some people.
3. If you give your negativity enough thought, you may discover that they are in face the strongest assets in your professional development.
4. Don't attempt to change your opinion about yourself. By ignoring your inner voice of self-judgement, you are able to free yourself from the trap that says, "change comes before success."
5. Your negativity does not have as much power as your imagination thinks it has.
6. The standards of judging negativity are artificially manipulated by humans and are not carved in stone. The standards often change according to the times and culture. What was considered positive in a given time or space may be considered negative in another.
7. For some, the time of hibernating and resting is an essential process for generating highly creative energies.
8. The important thing is to love your negativity, not to judge them, and to learn to use them to raise you up.
9. The evil of all negativity is not in emotions and thoughts themselves, but in the judgments of these emotions and thoughts. Often judgement come in the vicious form of guilt, shame, and self-blame.
10. Gather all of your negativity, without the intention to correct them and without judgement. While living and working with your negativity, know that these qualities are what make you unique. Be positively negative.