Positive thinking can have a range of physical and mental health benefits. Building a few habits, like positive self-talk and journaling, can help you get started. Are you a glass half-empty or ...

Positive thinking is not the phony baloney it was once believed to be by older generations. Numerous studies over recent years have shown that optimistic thinking leads to a positive attitude. People ...

Put down the Botox – embracing fine lines and gray hairs could be the key to staying sharp. A new study suggests a link between happiness and health, as researchers say thinking positively about the ...

A quarter of a century ago (I've always wanted to say that), when I was a young engineer with Texas Instruments, I had a manager named Dick Carroll. Dick was a big guy who looked a lot like Mr. Clean ...

Life is full of ups and downs, and the way we perceive these experiences shapes our reality. While we can’t always control what happens to us, we do have the power to control how we react. A positive ...

Occult America author Mitch Horowitz charts the long ascension of the mind-power movement, which popularized the idea that thinking the right kinds of thoughts can make people happier, healthier, and ...

“Good vibes only.” “Everything happens for a reason.” “Just think positive.” And let’s not forget the infamous, “Live, laugh, love!” Scroll through your Instagram feed or browse through the tote bags, ...

Long before Dr. Norman Vincent Peale wrote his best-selling book on The Power of Positive Thinking, people knew that those who tended to think negatively about life in general, and their own ...

Right now, because of the Coronavirus pandemic, we all have a “new normal.” For me, that “new normal” means a change in the way I view everyday life. Here are 8 ways that my mindset has evolved during ...

Positive thinking has gotten a bad rap lately because people tend to think that it’s a way to wish yourself to success. We all know that no matter how much you wish you were a tour player, without ...

Share on Pinterest Experts say participants in a new study who exhibited more repetitive thinking patterns showed more cognitive decline and problems with memory. Getty Images Researchers say ...