Jessie Owens set his first world record in junior high school. In college he set three world records in less than an hour. In 1936, he showed his character at the Olympics in Nazi Germany. As Hitler watched, he set three more Olympic records and won four gold medals. Losing to a black man was… Continue reading Persistence
A few days ago you read about a Gallup study in conjunction with Kansas University on positive vs. negative emotions. Cornell University agrees with KU about people with positive emotions having better health and those with negative emotions having worse health. Read this recent article in Science Daily explaining their findings. And remember to continue… Continue reading More On Positive Emotions vs. Negative Emotions
A Gallup study conducted with Kansas University shows that people with positive emotions are more likely to have good health. The converse is also true, people with negative emotions are more likely to have bad health. The study included a sampling of over 95% of the worlds’ populations and circumstances. Just one more reason to… Continue reading Positive Emotions vs. Negative Emotions
