
There is a relationship between perception and reality. Through this connection, we can assume that being optimistic is of much importance.
When I think of remarkably optimistic characters, I think of Olaf because he remains his brilliant, bubbly, light-hearted, happy and friendly self even when faced with his own obstacle, a fireplace.
He responds to this dilemma as his face melts and slides to one side, “Some people are worth melting for.”
Yes, he’s a TV character, but the lessons one can learn from such optimism is universal. In theory, we all would want Olaf as our friend right? This proves how much attitudes make or break a person. Continue reading