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Do you avoid toxic positivity starting out? What is the best mindset to strike a balance?

So what I look at is toxic positivity.

That's kind of like Tony Robbins had this analogy that he talks about.

It's like the power of positive thinking.

That's an old book that's been around for, I think, 100 years at this point, the power of positive thinking.

That's like if you've got a garden and the garden is full of weeds,

sitting there is no weeds, there is no weeds, there is no weeds, there is no weeds,

to psych yourself out and try to make yourself believe there is no weeds,

when you can clearly see that the weeds are growing in your garden,

that to me is toxic positivity.

In other words, you're ignoring reality and you can't ignore the consequences.

You can ignore reality, but you can't ignore the consequences of ignoring reality. And so your goal as a human being is you want to see reality as it is,

not better than it is or worse than it is. Because most people tend to see reality is either

better than it is, which is kind of toxic positivity, or worse than it is, which is toxic negativity.

If you can see the world as it is and not get

butt hurt either way and just do what you need to do in the present moment, that's the best way

to go through life. It's kind of like realistic objectivism based upon the facts and the

information.