Positive Living

Listen to "Becoming A Positive Liver" on Spreaker. I laugh at titles such as Positive Living. Brings back memories of my publisher selecting the area of Barnes and Noble where my first published book would be located. I didn't want the poetry section and I knew for sure it wouldn't comfortably sit with action packed over zealous drama. They put it in the lane of very little traffic dubbed New Age Religion. On this podcast we dig in and expose those that lay a lot of claim on being a positive person. Here's what most don't understand. Being a positive person is one thing. Living a positive life is another. Both require a ton of work and there's a big chance you're going to lose a lot of people you thought were cool and hype like you. Positive is actually a negative. We survive on the energy that's given off by bad times, news and food. Then we fight like hell to get back to a safer place only to learn we've been dumped by real people and have only the social media to do our talking. Positive living doesn't mean you aren't going to be overtaken by unexpected storms. It prepares you for the events. You stand stronger when the solid rock beneath your feet begins to wobble. A good example is how Martial Arts plays out in the chapters of so many who study it. It's not supposed to be about the kicking, blocking and winning tournaments. Martial Arts is a way of life. How you present yourself on the streets of everyday. Having the courage to embrace what's eating away at your mind body and soul and allowing it to move through what's become your moment. We can positive think all we want. Without activation and truly putting yourself into the words you promote, it becomes a book on a shelf that nobody will read. Put your positive waves into a way of living. You'll love what it invites.