Got negativity? If you're not sure, ask your loved ones. Once you discover negativity is in your workplace, your home, or even inside your own mind and body, the next step is to isolate it and eliminate it. Negativity takes on many forms. In my life, negativity reared its ugly head as credit card debt, excess body fat, junk food, deprived sleep, fear, energy-sucking people and a few individuals who didn't believe I could make a difference in the world. In a way, negativity is like diabetes. Too much negativity in your life and your mind and body become so overwhelmed that the positive switches in your brain can no longer turn on. You're on an insulin overload. You must immediately stop feeding the negativity so you can return to your happy place.
I have a solution for you. It's called the negativity filter. The device is invisible to others. It works on all five of your senses at the same time. It's part eye glasses and part hearing aides. It includes a bad odor detector. Be careful. Your world may scare the Hell out of you the first time you install the filter. Regular people in your life may look like monsters. They are. You may lose your appetite for some of your favorite foods. Your credit cards will lose their luster. Don't panic. The filter is doing its job. Keep filtering. The more negativity you have in your life, the longer it takes to cycle through.
You don't need to search for the negativity filter at a store. You already own it. You were born with it. Years of abuse from the negative people in your life convinced you the negativity filter is pure fiction. Flip the switch. It's inside your brain, though it may be underdeveloped from lack of use. Don't tell anyone what you're doing when you activate your device. Trust your instincts. You will hear better, see more clearly, smell and taste more intensely, and feel more alive than ever. Have a great day.
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