One of the most amazing and destructive foibles of human kind is that we seem to have an innate knack of focusing on what’s wrong in our lives rather than what is right.
Life is a constant challenge and maybe that is why we learn inadvertently to give more weight to the things that plague us.
Some experts say that excessively focusing on what’s wrong is actually a biological instinct that makes it harder for us to live in the moment.
As long as we are alive, we will experience more right than wrong.
Focusing on what’s wrong tends to add stress to our lives.
Retrain the brain to focus on the good things that happen – it is our right.
“Why not accept the right that is right and savor it” – Amit Sood
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