There Must Be A Pony

Message from David Weiman and Weiman Consulting on the power of hope and optimism, even in the most difficult times. Dr. Weiman has been interviewed in the LA Times, the Philadelphia Inquirer, BusinessWeek, Fox Philadelphia and others on the power of optimism in the face of tough times.

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The beautiful soundtrack for this video was provided by YouTuber rickvanman and is titled, coincidentally, "Better Luck Tomorrow." Thank you Rick! You can hear more of his music at:

http://music4yourvids.co.uk/

Feel free to link to the video for friends and anyone else who could use a positive message right now, or embed it at your blog or website.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• optimism
• hope
• Daniel Goleman
• Emotional Intelligence
• rickvanman
• James Kirkwood
• There Must Be A Pony

[rickvanman]

Great video and a great message! Thanks for the music credit - it fits really well!

[DavidWeiman]

Your welcome Rick, but the thanks really go to you. I had edited the video without music first and then added your fantastic song. It required almost NO additional editing to creat the final version, and people are loving the music and the message. For those you interested in hearing more of Rick's music or using it in your video projects, see the info to the right of the vide or watch the end for Rick's contact info (click his name on his comment, too!).

[Avril1954]

Thank you for your positive outlook. It was needed. I will keep moving!

[DavidWeiman]

Thanks for your note, Avril! I truly believe that "action is the antidote to anxiety," as a former professor of mine once said!

[hunt0707]

very Buddhist thinking. i like this

thanks for sharing your insight David

[DavidWeiman]

Thanks for your note and I'm glad to have put it together. Have a great day!

[dbs959]

Of course I heard this story in some form several times in the past, but I really needed to hear it again. Lately, with our world seemingly in crisis and a lot of personal issues going on, all I was seeing was the room full of manure. I just needed a reminder to look for the pony!

[DavidWeiman]

Thank you so much for your note! I first heard the story about 20 years ago, and I had forgotten about it until I started writing a white paper on how people can cope more effectively with a tough economy.

Somehow, the story came back to mind, and I wanted to share it with as many people as possible. I've since learned how MANY versions of the story there are, and how many people also connect with it.

Hang in there! And thanks again for your comment.