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Chování, Postoj a Přístup - Optimism

Ponořte se do anglických přísloví, která vyjadřují optimismus, jako „nahoře je vždy místo“ a „věčná naděje pramení“.

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Behavior, Attitude, & Approach

used to encourage people to maintain a positive attitude, stay persistent, and keep trying until they achieve their goals

Ex: We may be down by 10 points, but never say die - there's still time left in the game to make a comeback.

used to encourage people to keep an open mind and avoid making definitive statements about the future or their abilities, as circumstances and perspectives can change

Ex: I always thought I would never enjoy reading, but never say never - when I discovered a genre that interested me, I found that I loved getting lost in a good book.

used to imply that even the worst experiences or situations can have a beneficial impact, as they can provide valuable lessons and opportunities for personal growth and development

Ex: Losing my job was a setback, but nothing so bad as not to be good for something - it gave me the opportunity to pursue a new career path that I'm much happier in.

used to indicate that a difficult situation could have been much worse, encouraging gratitude and a positive attitude toward overcoming challenges

Ex: The car accident was scary, but thankfully no one was seriously injured - nothing so bad but might have been worse.

used to suggest that success and achievement are not limited to a select few, but can be achieved by anyone who works hard and stays dedicated to their goals

Ex: I was intimidated by the thought of entering a competitive industry, but then I remembered that there is always room at the top - if I work hard and stay dedicated, I can carve out my own niche and make a name for myself.

used to suggest that if things do not go as planned or if someone experiences a setback or failure, there is always another opportunity to try again the next day

Ex: I know you 're upset about not getting the job , but you should remember tomorrow is another day.

used to suggest that people should focus on the positive aspects of a situation, rather than the negative ones, and appreciate what they have, instead of focusing on what they lack

Ex: If I make a mistake at work, I remind myself to watch the doughnut and not the hole - to focus on how I can learn from the experience and improve in the future.

used to emphasize that as long as someone is alive, there is always a chance for positive change or improvement

Ex: When faced with a difficult health diagnosis, I remind myself that while there is life there is hope - and that with the right treatment and mindset, I can recover and thrive.

used to imply that hope and optimism are a fundamental part of human nature, and that people have an inherent ability to remain positive and hopeful, even during difficult times

Ex: No matter how tough things get, I always remember that hope springs eternal.

used to imply that while hope and optimism can be beneficial at the beginning of a task, a realistic and practical approach may be necessary to overcome obstacles and achieve success

Ex: Julie, I know you're excited about your new project, but remember that hope is a good breakfast but a bad supper.

used to imply that hope is a powerful and necessary force that helps us endure difficult times and overcome challenges

Ex: Studying for this difficult exam seemed impossible at times, but if it were not for hope, the heart would break and I would have given up long ago.
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