Sentences with phrase «report feeling optimistic»
Nearly 60 percent of business owners report feeling optimistic about the U.S. economy, according to the latest outlook survey from professional services giant PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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The practice pays off, according to research: People who practice gratitude activities are more optimistic, feel better about their lives, exercise more and report fewer physical issues.
After 10 weeks, the people who had written about things they were thankful for reported being more optimistic and feeling better about their lives.
The opportunity is not just about good numbers; it's about good feelings: «Africans are exceptionally optimistic about their economic future» says the McKinsey report, with «84 % say [ing] they will be better off in two years.»
Based on findings from our latest study, «Report from the Front Lines: Small Business Outlook and Ecommerce Strategies for the 2014 Holiday Season,» 76 % of small - and medium - sized business owners feel optimistic that their business will generate more sales this holiday season than they did in 2013.
Despite having serious reservations about her suitability — particularly, about the wisdom of picking a pro-Iraq War «unity candidate» immediately following the release of the Chilcot Report — I allowed myself to feel slightly optimistic about her ability to heal the party's rifts.
People who regularly keep a gratitude journal report fewer illness symptoms, feel better about their lives as a whole, and are more optimistic about the future.
The report, Knowing What Students Know, just came out and it emphasizes the optimistic feeling that we can do it.
DBW «s Dana Beth Weinberg analyzed the report and did not feel as optimistic about the results.
Consumers optimistic, but weary Despite a decreased penchant to spend during the spring, consumers are still feeling pretty good about the economy's prospects, according to numerous reports.
Emmons & McCullough's research revealed that those who kept gratitude journals reported fewer negative physical symptoms, felt better about their lives as a whole, and were more optimistic about the upcoming week, in comparison with people who wrote about their stresses or generic life events.
Ten weeks later, those in the gratitude group reported feeling more optimistic and more satisfied with their lives than those in any of the other groups.