Rewire Your Brain for Happiness Using the Law of Attraction

Inputting positive thoughts helps you to have a happier life

Do you feel like something in your life is lacking? If you are mentally running on empty, then you need to take control of your destiny instead of just letting life happen to you.

Since from an evolutionary perspective, our brains are programmed for survival above all else, they have a natural negative bias we have to overcome in order to live happier and more fulfilling lives.

If you just let life play out and happen to you without becoming consciously aware of your thought patterns, then you are always going to see the glass as half-empty instead of half-full.

When good things happen, you will perk up a bit for a little while, but sooner or later the high wears off. The accomplishments fade.

Things don’t stay good forever.

Soon enough, you have forgotten the award you won, the thrill of your new relationship has worn off, and you have gotten used to the promotion you got at work.

All the accomplishments in the world aren’t enough to keep us happy indefinitely, because the high we get from them is short lived. Same thing with winning the lottery. Or getting married to your soulmate.

They can only make us happy for so long, because the dopamine high of having this shiny new object will wear off quickly.

This is the natural way that our minds work.

In order to take control of our lives, first we have to take control over our mindset. One way to do this is to rewire your brain for happiness using the Law of Attraction.

A negative mental bias is an idea in evolutionary psychology that people have a tendency to look for the negative in what is happening around them more than the positive. This is because our ancestors had to be constantly alert for danger back in the cave-man days.

Our brains still have the tendency to be constantly alert for danger, which means we will notice negative things more than positive ones.

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