When all else fails, try faking it. Literally. Paint a smile on your face. Wear a 'I'm okay' t-shirt. Tell yourself you're okay.
Continue to Chapter 2: The Power of Positive Self-TalkRemember, it's all about the image you project. If you look confident, people will believe you're confident. Even if you're not.
Just like a well-placed Instagram filter, a well-placed lie can make all the difference.
Continue to Chapter 2: The Power of Positive Self-TalkMeet John, a mid-30s office drone who's been faking optimism for years. He's got a 'World's Okayest Employee' mug on his desk, a 'I'm Not a Morning Person' mug on his coffee mug, and a 'I'm Okay, I'm Okay' t-shirt on Tuesdays.
John's boss loves him. His coworkers respect him. And John's productivity is through the roof... as long as 'productivity' means 'doing the minimum amount of work possible while appearing busy'.
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