Are You Positive Thinker or Negative Thinker?

It is always better to think positive and to look for the good in things. Nothing good ever comes out of negative thinking. However, it is often hard to think positive with the way life beats us down sometimes...

most of the time,positive...but sometimes also negative..

Thinking positive or negative is about life..not about such sites etc...becoz thinking that some site may turn scam is being cautious..its not negative thinking totally...as most of the sites these days are turning scam...so we dont have to rely too much on any of them...so we have to think its pros and cons....positive or negative is about big things...about life, achievement and goals...

Think both. Everything must be in balance so you wouldn't go over your head.

Positive! Just find a way for you to correct the situation. By the way, can you tell me more why Palmbux became a scam? How much did they take from you?

Positive! Especially when you are so down in the dumps, you have to be positive so that slowly but surely, you're inching your way to the top. Otherwise, you'll be forever in the slumps.

Think positive.... Start thinking how to earn money

I'm a person who often sees the glass half empty rather than half full I do try and think positively, but usually my pessimistic nature gets the better of me. However, sometimes it can benefit to think negatively because that way, you are less naive and more cautious of things.

I am a positive thinker inasmuch as I always look at the plus side of any adversity that may visit me and invariably I find it. Lately I have had some maid problem. I am not used to household chores but I am now forced into it. It has given a good amount of exercise and my body seems more supple than before.

positive thinking...Better than way and do not easily give up...start again to find right site can pay for our work. "Failure is the beginning of success"

Never give up hope. Stress is a transient feeling. Don't allow it overwhelm you. Things will surely start looking up in due course of time. Trust me.