Sentences with phrase «dwelling on negatives»

If you catch yourself dwelling on negatives, stop yourself.

The longer you dwell on these negative emotions, the less time you have to spend productively achieving your goals.

Successful leaders don't make a habit of dwelling on the negative; they look for an opportunity to put a positive spin on things.

The point is not to dwell on the negative — that will only make you feel worse.

You could keep dwelling on those negative feelings, thinking about how unfair the situation is and how no one ever appreciates what you do.

Our brains are wired to dwell on negative experiences, so why not put that mental energy to use?

I'll talk about best practices for proactive measures during this tough time so you don't dwell on the negatives — but actually go on to grow your business.

And while it's easy to dwell on the negatives, we think it's also worth sharing some of the more positive steps people are taking to create a more inclusive and socially conscious tech community.

The point here, though, is not to dwell on the negative implications of religions» concern for constraints.

Redirecting my energies towards the positive aspects of my day rather dwell on the negatives has almost instantly made me happier and undoubtedly helps me sleep better & more satisfied.

There would be nothing worse for Rollins» career than losing this match and his title at SummerSlam, but let's not dwell on the negative.

Plenty comment saying I dwell on the negatives etc, but those people fail to realise the only way you improve is by honestly identifying how and where you went wrong.

I am very happy for Arsenal and even happier seeing Man U lose (and THAT badly), but my mind still dwells on the negative.

Isn't it funny how our minds like to dwell on the negative.

Children with depression, for example, often dwell on the negative and children with anxiety often imagine worst - case scenarios.

Dolan was his usual voluble and good - natured self, saying that the bishops had tried not just to dwell on the negative during their sit - down with Cuomo, and thanked him for restoring «trust» and a sense of fiscal responsibility to state government.

Look at the positives in your situation and do not dwell on the negatives.

«We show that, counterintuitively, you can avoid getting into a bad mood in the first place by dwelling on a negative event.

I don't need to dwell on negative feelings.

You don't have to dwell on negative moments from your past, but use them to really appreciate how things are better now.

And it doesn't help that common advice for handling these types of feelings are to just «Cheer up; everything will be all right» or «Don't dwell on the negative!»

Exercise also often gives the troubled mind time to think things through without dwelling on negative feelings.

Be wary of people who dwell on the negative and are practicing the nocebo effect.

When you've been with one person for a long time, it's easy to dwell on the negative aspects of your relationship.

Rather than dwell on the negative, I'm going to try to focus on the positive that is winter style.

It's funny I wrote a similar article today and explain how I have learned to enjoy the here and now rather than dwelling on the negative.

I think when people dwell on the negative it makes them unhappy and tends to bring down those around them.

Rather than dwelling on the negative, focus on what you've learned from the past and how to move forward.

Don't dwell on the negatives, e.g., previous relationships.

Even though it's easy for me to often dwell on the negatives, 2017 has been an amazing year for me both personally and professionally.

But let us not dwell on the negative.

It's easy for people to dwell on negative affective states because, according to neuroscientists, there are more neural networks in the brain associated with negative affect than with positive affect (Baumeister, Bratslavsky, Finkenauer, & Vohs, 2001); some scientists even speculate that these may be in the ratio of 5 to 1.

The conservative American Enterprise Institute also argued this week it may not be fair to dwell on the negatives of the evaluation systems in states like Tennessee — and requiring more rigorous evaluations is a necessary step towards making schools better:

While I sometimes dwell on the negative (see points # 1 & # 2 of the «failures» section), overall, business is a boomin».

I really am going to be positive in this book, instead of dwelling on the negative aspects of turning 50, such as that you get wrinkled and forgetful and achy, and you gain weight merely by watching food commercials, and the warranties are expiring on all your remaining teeth and internal organs, and your idea of a big night is to stay up late enough to see the previews for Letterman, whose actual show you have not watched since the Reagan administration.

But I do not choose to dwell on the negative.

Also, do not dwell on negative reinforcement when accidents happen (and they will happen!)

Anyway, let's not dwell on the negatives (nor the bigger Algarve picture here and now), and instead focus our attentions on a very popular holiday destination called Portimao, specifically.

Certainly, Sweden has not managed to attract as many publishing giants and mega-studios as the likes of Canada, but to dwell on the negatives is to misrepresent the overwhelmingly optimistic outlook of nearly every studio that calls the country a home.

I don't really like to dwell on negatives, but sometimes you just can't help yourself.

These included an injunction to be positive and not to dwell on negatives.

Just apologize once, as you don't want to dwell on the negative emotions.

But by and large, successful people will more often than not find that extra hour, dig for that extra solution, accept responsibility and refuse to dwell on the negative.

Also, on job applications and interviews, do not dwell on the negative aspects of your job and your employer.

When answering questions, don't dwell on negative experiences.

It is important to phrase things positively and not dwell on negative situations.

They are looking for a person who can see the positive in a situation and does not dwell on the negative aspects of things.

When you are in a troubled relationship it can be easy to dwell on the negative.

Pessimists tend to ignore positive interactions with their partner and dwell on negative interactions.

«Negative self - talk» addresses three components of the emotion generative process: situation modification, by convincing oneself that the situation is hopeless; attentional deployment, by dwelling on negative thoughts and emotions; and cognitive change, by catastrophizing the situation.