Your attitude directly impacts your experiences. Enthusiasm Makes The Difference by Norman Vincent Peale.

The final third book, Enthusiasm Makes The Difference by Norman Vincent Peale, has been completed! This three-book series has been traveling with me for the past several months throughout Eastern Canada, all over the U.S., Europe, The Middle East, Asia, and Alaska! Thank YOU, Jodi Gooddaz Fi Dem, for the book again! I especially like Norman Vincent Peale's  philosophy for handling problems, which can be read in the following points. The picture of me reading was taken on a cold day in Anchorage, Alaska, in January.

1. Don't panic. Stay calm. Use your head. 

2. Don't be overwhelmed by your problem. Don't get dramatic. Just tell yourself confidently, "God and I can handle it. 

3. A problem usually becomes surrounded by confusion. So de-confuse it. Take a pencil and paper and write down every element of the problem. 

4. Skip the post-mortems. Don't look back and second-guess. Take the problem from where you are now. 

5. Look for a solution, not for the whole problem but the next step. One step leads to another, and so on, to the complete solution. Be content with tackling the next step. 

6. Always consider the right thing to do in any situation. 

7. Keep praying. Keep thinking. Keep believing. Keep Enthusiasm going, for Enthusiasm works miracles with problems.

My favorite quotes from the book Enthusiasm Makes The Difference

"Enthusiasm is the all-essential human jet propeller. It is the driving force that elevates men to miracle workers. It begets boldness, courage; kindles confidence; overcome doubts. It creates endless energy, the source of all accomplishments" - B.C. Forbes

"Certainly the world is full of trouble and problems, but the world is also full of the overcoming of trouble and the solving of problems." -Norman Vincent Peale.