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An Introduction to KIMI

I have been very inspired by the world of positive thinking, the quote below captures the heart of this blog very well:

‘If you think better, you live better-fill it with faith, hope and abundance’-Joel Osteen

This blog journal will document my journey in positive thinking from applying the basic principles, participating in online trends to book reviews.

I have been mentored by some of the best people in business, who took me under their wings and opened me up to the ideas of positive thinking and the fact that thoughts turn to things, so I pondered on how thinking differently would enable a different outcome, as one of my mentors quite rightly pointed out you cannot live a positive life with a negative mind.

When I first read about positive thinking, many of the ideas was difficult to register let alone apply. This Joel Osteen quote resonated very much with me ‘every set back is a set up for something better’. 

 Just reflecting on the last few years, every set back has turned out to be a far better outcome including valuable learning opportunities to redefine who I am.  I note that at the time of these set back’s I felt it was more of an inconvenience, but now I think everything happens for a reason and to always keep it moving.

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