What started as an experiment and a bit of fun just got a lot more fun now – a growing group of people – like you – all open to a simple idea. A simple idea that inspires, helps and supports you….and makes a difference to your day in whatever way you decide….
Once you register, every morning, about 7am UK time, 7 days a week, three positive, useful, often inspiring (and sometimes amusing) words pop into your Inbox via either text message (*UK only) and/or email. They’re yours to have in your head, on your notice board, to use in your language, with your friends, family, colleagues and they make a difference. It’s as simple as that, really. Just go over there and join in by completing “Include me please!” Yes, over there >>>>>>>
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Posted by Kay, 06:07 7th July, 2010
Books, dates, bits and pieces for you to use
Watch this space for updates, ideas, events, useful tricks and tips. If you have any yourself to recommend, things you’ve noticed that others will find useful too – send an email and we can include here. It’s all about adding to eachothers’ days and enjoying the ride!
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Posted by Kay, 06:07 5th July, 2010
“Oh, it’s so obvious….what you want to do is, blah blah.” “Well, what you should do is”…..we’ve all done it, said it and been told it …”what you need to do is” or “what you should do is”……..well, in fact, what we should do most of the time is ask a question vs tell our friends/colleagues what it is they should do. Hmmm…not always easy, time is short, quickest to just tell vs ask…. BUT just think about when someone last said to you “now, it’s obvious, what you must do is…” and I bet you that a part of you was thinking “grrrrr, how do you know what I must do?”. Read the rest of this entry
Posted by Kay, 08:01 13th January, 2010
Here are just a few people’s thoughts on Positively Linked!
“I certainly enjoy getting the daily words. They are the first text message I get every day and it’s a positive one which is a great way to start the day. Knowing the words are coming and will be positive and helpfully provocative, I shape the words to help me with whatever my difficult issues of the day may be. I don’t remember any of the previous days words, I just focus on the current ones. The many different positive adjectives remind you that there are many ways to change your behaviours for the good. I would say that there is nothing bad about receiving the words and that only good can come from reading them. They make you think of behaving more positively with others and how you should be in an ideal world.”
Simon, London
“I enjoy hearing the words come onto my mobile every morning – they make me smile and I always think of you sending them - they are a lovely connection.
I must admit to not always using the words every day, some days they are obviously more appropriate than others. As you know I send them onto my Austrian friend Isabella, she really likes them and she says they have given her English a real boost – she’s encouraged to find that she knows most of the words Read the rest of this entry
Posted by Kay, 05:12 5th December, 2009