An author, blogger, and designer living in a suburb of Washington, DC, DiPirro launched PositivelyPresent.com in 2009 with the intention of sharing her insights about living a positive and present life (something that didn’t always come easy to her!). 

The posts shared on her website and Instagram page – full of uplifting mantras and colorful illustrations – strive to support the idea that life is best lived if it’s lived right now with a positive attitude. “Be positive. Be present. This is your life,” reads her website. As such, her website includes tips for being more positive, advice for living in the moment, articles on how positivity can improve you (as if we need more proof), and resources and inspiration for being positive and present, among other resources.

There’s even a designated post about staying positive in times of pandemic, which includes some resources for you to download if you’re at home and are looking for some activities to keep you uplifted and inspired. “Though many of us try to, it’s impossible to live happily in the past or in the future,” reflects DiPirro on her website. “And if the now is all we have, why not make this moment a positive experience?”

Here are some other positive reminders:

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Since launching The Happy News, Coxhead has turned into somewhat of a celebrity, appearing on BBC, and HuffPost, amongst other more traditional publications. Aside from her website, she also runs a buzzing Instagram page (with more than 130k fans to date), as well as a line of merch that includes a range of merry. greeting cards. And if that’s not enough, she’s also published a book titles Make Someone Happy with Penguin Random House.

“The fact that I can do what makes me happy for a living whilst also making others happy surely has to be the best thing ever!” she exclaimed in an interview with Virgin. “But also cups of tea, biscuits, and sunsets make me happy.”

Working from her rainbow-filled office, her goal is simple but poignant: make other people happy. “Without really realizing I started on my little happy mission,” she admits. “I thought if I could make a few people’s worlds a little happier then that’s what I would do until I figured out what I was going to do for a ‘proper’ job. I set up a Kickstarter to fund the first issue of The Happy Newspaper, a newspaper to celebrate all the good stuff going on in the world.”

But of course, that was only the beginning. Follow her social media pages for a bit of sunshine:

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An author, blogger, and designer living in a suburb of Washington, DC, DiPirro launched PositivelyPresent.com in 2009 with the intention of sharing her insights about living a positive and present life (something that didn’t always come easy to her!). 

The posts shared on her website and Instagram page – full of uplifting mantras and colorful illustrations – strive to support the idea that life is best lived if it’s lived right now with a positive attitude. “Be positive. Be present. This is your life,” reads her website. As such, her website includes tips for being more positive, advice for living in the moment, articles on how positivity can improve you (as if we need more proof), and resources and inspiration for being positive and present, among other resources.

There’s even a designated post about staying positive in times of pandemic, which includes some resources for you to download if you’re at home and are looking for some activities to keep you uplifted and inspired. “Though many of us try to, it’s impossible to live happily in the past or in the future,” reflects DiPirro on her website. “And if the now is all we have, why not make this moment a positive experience?”

Here are some other positive reminders:

The post Here’s How to Stay Positive appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Since launching The Happy News, Coxhead has turned into somewhat of a celebrity, appearing on BBC, and HuffPost, amongst other more traditional publications. Aside from her website, she also runs a buzzing Instagram page (with more than 130k fans to date), as well as a line of merch that includes a range of merry. greeting cards. And if that’s not enough, she’s also published a book titles Make Someone Happy with Penguin Random House.

“The fact that I can do what makes me happy for a living whilst also making others happy surely has to be the best thing ever!” she exclaimed in an interview with Virgin. “But also cups of tea, biscuits, and sunsets make me happy.”

Working from her rainbow-filled office, her goal is simple but poignant: make other people happy. “Without really realizing I started on my little happy mission,” she admits. “I thought if I could make a few people’s worlds a little happier then that’s what I would do until I figured out what I was going to do for a ‘proper’ job. I set up a Kickstarter to fund the first issue of The Happy Newspaper, a newspaper to celebrate all the good stuff going on in the world.”

But of course, that was only the beginning. Follow her social media pages for a bit of sunshine:

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