#optimism

#optimism

Despite witnessing an unrelenting onslaught of death, uncertainty, and chaos around us, you should still have hope for a better 2022. I understand that asking you to invest in hope during this latest Omicron surge is the equivalent of me being the much-memed, wide-eyed cartoon dog drinking coffee in the middle of a burning room saying, 'This is fine.' Yet, it is essential to persist.

Our politics just have not generated a lot of good news of late, keeping discussions in a lane of heated dissatisfaction.

The first year was a bit ridiculous—we organised the fair from scratch in three months—but we did it with tremendous enthusiasm.

In life's most difficult situations, it is our capacity to cope and our personal resiliency that are put to the ultimate test. It is then that the freedom to choose our attitude takes center stage.

When there's a lack of communication in any relationship, where it's a business or personal relationship, lack of communication leads to animosity, and that leaves my narrative only to me with no clear direction.

"I spend a lot of time trying to think of reasons to be optimistic, because I don't know how to function without that. And I want to find the energy and the grit for a really long fight."

Cyrus encourages listeners to love, travel, and party through uncertainty, suggesting that it's okay to carry on as if everything will work out.

As for the show itself, insiders say that the mom of two "doesn't really mention" her royal connections in front of the cameras. "People tend to underestimate her, but Meghan knows what the audience wants and she is giving them that with this show." This insight highlights Markle's strategy to connect authentically with viewers, suggesting that her approach focuses on her personal interests and personality rather than her royal background.