Burt Goldman.

Here’s a thought for you, look at it as my thought of the week. Think about the positive aspects of the thing that you are doing, or about to be doing. There must be some positive aspects to the thing — otherwise, why are you doing it? If yyou’re washing a sink full of dirty dishes, the positive aspect is a sparkling clean kitchen. When you have determined its positive aspects, go to your meditation level and focus in on the thought of the thing completed. Visualize what there is to enjoy. Imagine yourself enjoying it. And then enjoy it.

Make the big attitude switch from hate to love, and you will enjoy life more. Then the affirmation “Every day, in every way, I’m getting better and better” will truly take root and your life will indeed get better and better.

Now to the painting below these words. My goal as a painter of abstractions is to bring out emotion and imagination. This work brings you to a figure, a man with a red hat. But wherein is the mystery, what is he doing? Is that a big heart on his left shoulder? And who or what is F? What do you see, what do you sense? Why is he wearing dark glasses? Look at it first with a positive attitude; then see it with a negative attitude. Which do you prefer? Which one gives you more comfort? But above all, enjoy. Burt