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    8 Ways to Deal With Negativity: News, Social Media, People & Reduce Stress In Your Life

    enMarch 13, 2020

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    • Stay Informed for a Positive ImpactStaying informed and having an accurate perspective on reality is crucial for making a positive impact in the world, as many misconceptions exist about global progress.

      Despite the negativity and challenges we face in our personal lives and workplaces, it's important to stay informed, empowered, and focused on making a positive impact in the world. The world is making progress in areas like reducing extreme poverty, and it's essential to have an accurate perspective on reality to effectively contribute to solutions. The author Hans Rosling, in his book "Factfulness," emphasizes the importance of factfulness and having a realistic perspective. For instance, did you know that in the last 20 years, the proportion of the world population living in extreme poverty has actually halved, not doubled or remained the same as many believe? By staying informed, we can better understand the world's progress and continue to make a difference.

    • Negativity Bias and MisconceptionsDespite the world having improved significantly, our minds are biased towards negativity, leading to misconceptions. To combat this, seek out positive news and focus on the good.

      Our constant exposure to negativity in today's world can significantly impact our perception of reality, leading us to believe that things are more negative than they actually are. This is due to the fact that negative news travels faster and stands out more, making us more likely to focus on it. This observation was made during a discussion about the average life expectancy of a human, which many people incorrectly assume to be around 60 years. However, the actual average is 72. The speaker also noted that we are exposed to more negativity in a day than we were 25 years ago, and our minds naturally latch onto this negativity. This can lead us to hold misconceptions about the world, as highlighted in Hans Rosling's book "Factfulness." To counteract this, it's important to be aware of this bias and make a conscious effort to seek out positive news and focus on the good things in the world.

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      Our focus on negativity can create a habit that amplifies it in our lives. We tend to remember and discuss bad experiences more than good ones, and this pattern can lead to an overall negative outlook. However, small changes, such as acknowledging and appreciating positive experiences, can help shift this mindset. Another observation is that we often overlook the importance of supporting our physical health, particularly our gut. Trusting our gut instincts can sometimes lead us astray, and our gut health can impact our overall wellbeing. Probiotics can help provide support, and supplements like Synbiotic Plus from Ritual offer a solution to relieve mild bloating, gas, and diarrhea. Lastly, our perception of time and experiences can influence our mindset. For example, we may believe that certain seasons or moments in life come with a high cost or stress, but with small adjustments, we can make the most of them. Companies like IKEA offer affordable solutions to enhance our living spaces and create a more enjoyable summer experience. In summary, being aware of our focus on negativity, taking care of our gut health, and embracing opportunities for growth and enjoyment can lead to a more positive and fulfilling life.

    • People believe their negativity is unique and unprecedentedAwareness of biases and actively seeking positive news and experiences can help combat negativity and reduce stress

      People tend to believe that their current experiences, especially in terms of negativity, are unique and unprecedented. However, this is a common feeling throughout history. Additionally, the selective reporting of news and information can skew our perception of reality, leading us to believe that the world is more negative than it actually is. To combat this, it's important to be aware of these biases and actively seek out positive news and experiences. Feeling our positive emotions deeply, through practices like gratitude, can help us process and remember these experiences more effectively. By doing so, we can break the cycle of negative thoughts and reduce stress in our lives. Hans Rosling, in his work, emphasizes the importance of feeling over thinking, and offers several strategies for dealing with negativity in the news. These include practicing emotional intelligence, seeking out diverse perspectives, and focusing on solutions rather than dwelling on problems. By implementing these strategies, we can rewire our brains to focus on the positive and reduce the impact of negative news on our wellbeing.

    • The Power of Positive NewsSeek out and process good news intentionally for emotional balance and personal growth, filter out unnecessary negativity, and amplify positive stories' impact.

      It's crucial to actively seek out and process good news and positive stories, rather than just focusing on the negative. Our emotional response to bad news is automatic, but good news requires intentional gratitude and appreciation. Reading and sharing positive stories not only amplifies their impact but also gives us hope, belief, and faith. Additionally, being selective about the news and information we consume can help protect us from unnecessary negativity. By asking ourselves if the news is necessary, useful, and helpful, we can filter out the negativity bullets and focus on what truly matters in our personal growth and development.

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      We can enhance our living experiences, even during challenging times like summer, by making thoughtful and affordable choices. IKEA offers solutions for creating a comfortable and stylish outdoor space, allowing us to enjoy the season without breaking the bank. Additionally, CVS Health is committed to providing comprehensive health and wellness services, making it easier for individuals to prioritize their well-being. Hans Rosling's advice encourages us to process bad news without being overly surprised and to avoid jumping to judgments before conducting thorough research. Herbs, deeply rooted in various cultural traditions, can support overall health and wellness, and Nature's Way offers high-quality, tested herbal supplements to help people live healthier lives. Overall, these messages emphasize the importance of making the most of our resources and prioritizing our well-being in various aspects of life.

    • Stay informed and focus on factsExpand knowledge, find facts, make emotions work for you, limit negativity exposure, seek reliable sources

      Being informed and focusing on facts is crucial for making sound decisions and maintaining a positive mindset. Don't jump to negative conclusions without all the facts, and limit your exposure to negativity, especially first thing in the morning. Instead, seek out reliable sources of information and trustworthy perspectives. By doing so, you'll be better equipped to navigate challenges and see the truth, ultimately saving you time and mental energy that would otherwise be spent on negativity. Remember, your emotions are less likely to control you when they're based on facts rather than fiction. So take the time to expand your knowledge, find the facts, and make your emotions work for you instead of against you.

    • Empowerment, focus, and hope in a chaotic worldStay informed, curate sources, engage with purpose, and make a difference. Explore 'Factfulness' and share takeaways. Embrace summer with IKEA and prioritize health with CVS Health.

      We have the power to stay informed and focused on what matters to us, while also maintaining hope and belief in our ability to make a difference in the world. The speaker emphasizes the importance of curating our sources of information and staying engaged with purpose and mission. Even if the world may not always feel like it's improving, the simple act of coming together and working towards a common goal can be incredibly powerful. Additionally, the speaker encourages listeners to explore resources like "Factfulness" and to share their biggest takeaways on social media. Lastly, the speaker encourages listeners to make the most of the summer season with affordable outdoor solutions from IKEA and to prioritize their health and wellness with CVS Health. Overall, the message is one of empowerment, focus, and the importance of staying hopeful and engaged in the world around us.

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