HOW TO MAKE EVERY DAY A TERRIFIC DAY

Proven Life Skills for Creating Balance, Happiness, and a Positive Mental Attitude
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KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • HOW TO MAINTAIN A POSITIVE ATTITUDE EVEN WHEN TIMES ARE TOUGH
  • DEVELOPING NEW HABIT PATTERNS WHILE BREAKING THE OLD ONES
  • CREATING MORE BALANCE, VITALITY, AND MEANING IN YOUR LIFE
  • REMOVING NEGATIVE FACTORS THAT STOP YOU FROM ACHIEVING MORE
  • HOW TO AVOID WORRY, LOWER STRESS, AND FEEL BETTER
  • AND MUCH MORE.

ABOUT THE SEMINAR

In this fast-paced positive attitude training video, top motivational speaker Ed Foreman recommends a series of easy to implement strategies for overcoming the daily bombardment of negativity surrounding us. You’ll learn the basic habit patterns of winners, techniques for overcoming worry, how to help others to have a more positive attitude, and dozens of ideas to make sure that every day is a terrific day. Whether you are in sales, service, management, or any other capacity in business, maintaining a positive attitude is critical for success.

Every day, Ed Foreman lives the message of health, wealth and happiness he teaches around the world. As a dynamic business entrepreneur and active civic leader, Ed has developed numerous programs and products and persuasively “sells” the success formula he lives by.

Ed was born on a farm in New Mexico, and made his first million by the time he was 26. He was elected to Congress at the age of 28, and is the only person in the 20th century to have been elected to the U.S. Congress from two different states. He has enjoyed a close working relationship with five U.S. Presidents and served as a presidential appointee in two national administrations.

In addition to his success in an active civic career, Ed has built a financially successful business career in construction, transportation, and petroleum development. Serving corporate America for more than 40 years, Ed has been a full-time management consultant and professional speaker. He is often found consulting with corporations and associations across America and conducting his highly acclaimed motivational and sales training seminars. And with Ed’s own unique sense of humor added to the mix, participants can’t help but have fun.

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HOW TO MAKE EVERY DAY A TERRIFIC DAY

Now how does a positive person respond?  Well, they say, well that’s right, back to the drawing board.  There’s more than one way for us to market that product.  We’ll find out another way to do it.  What happens it, they have developed a positive habit pattern response to life.  Now how did they develop those habit pattern responses?  Primarily by the thoughts that they put into their mind.  For instance, what do you read when you don’t have to read?  Do you memorize the newspaper from cover to cover when you first get up-all the murders, wars, and rapes that happened the night before?  Or do you read something a little bit more positive and uplifting, like a good self-help book.

What do you listen to on the radio when you don’t have to listen?  Do you listen to the cheatin and drinkin and somebody done somebody wrong songs..I’m not good without you anyhow, baby?  You know what you get when you play a country western music record backwards.  You get your wife back, your dog back, your pickup back, and your momma don’t get run over by a train.  I heard one here awhile back and it says, “I’m so miserable since you left baby, it’s almost like you were still here.”  Can you imagine how much positivity comes out of that kind of negativity?  Have you heard the one that says, “It’s hard to kiss the lips at night that chew your ass out all day long.”  Now there might be some psychology in that.  It’s hard for employees to love an employer who’s on their back all the time.  It’s hard for children to love and respect a parent who is complaining and gripping and criticizing all day long.