This is message #36 from the Project Positive. In this message, we encourage you to take on the challenge to do whatever it is you are dreaming of doing, and to offer fewer apologizes for trying.

This is message #35 from the Project Positive. In this message, we explain the difference in using a mental editor and a mental filter in your conversations, and why you need to master using both.

This is message #34 from the Project Positive. In this message, we use the current news story of NFL Hall of Fame player and current ESPN football analyst Cris Carter telling a batch of NFL rookies to designate a 'fall guy' to take the heat if they get into trouble to show you how to properly recover from getting caught giving bad advice.

This is message #33 from the Project Positive. In this message, no only do we reminder you that you are awesome, but we ask that you let that awesome show at all times.

This is message #32 from the Project Positive. In this message, we actually look toward the negative, as we remind you of the danger of judging books by their covers, or people by their outward appearances and public actions.

This is message #31 from the Project Positive. In this message, I ask you to find some time in your busy day to just stop and pause. The benefits will be immediate and awesome.

This is message #30 from the Project Positive. In this message, I remind you that nothing in this natural world is permanent, so you should always be grateful for what you have now, and possibly for some of what you don't have now.

This is message #29 from the Project Positive. In this message, I ask you to be willing to agree to disagree to get along and get to work with those people who you have to. Download The Project Positive Message #29 Here Subscribe Via iTunes | Subscribe Via Stitcher | Subscribe Via RSS THE PROJECT […]

This is message #28 from the Project Positive. In this message, I offer up a reminder, plus a little proof, that the smallest compliment you can give can make a huge, possibly lifesaving, difference.

This is message #23 from the Project Positive. In this message, I tackle the oddly controversial advice that you should drink 8 glasses, or even three liters, of water a day.