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Funny YouTube video about "yellow fever"

I already saw the video before (man, I need something else to do) and I think it was very original. Yes, the Indian guy at the end is funny. In the end, it doesn't matter what race you are, it all comes down to the attitude, think positive and positive things will happen.

I will read a book about attitude that is taking people by storm: The Secret by Rhonda Byrne, people say it is good, so why not give it a try.

Mauricio
 

I beleive in that too,I think people who think positive attract positive things happening to them.

My boss at work is a complainer,hes a real nice guy,but a complainer nonetheless,well hes always having bad things happen to him.Its like he attracts it,I dont thnk its a coincidence that his attitude is "complainy" and he cant seem to have any good luck.Your attitude affects your reality.Most definatly.
 

It definitely is. I used to think it was just mere coincidence that bad things ket happening when I complained a lot. Then one day, I got the very wonderful advice that says: Complaining will lead you to nothing good; Instead of complaining about something, find a way to solve it.

Mauricio
 
Your attitude effects how you view the events that occur to you. In addition, your attitude attracts people to you (or pushes them away) and can influence their reactions to you. You can't control what happens. I've seen positive, upbeat people get hit with roadblocks that some pessimists wouldn't blink at, and they act as if the world has just collapsed around them.

Some people are just lucky.

In addition, if nothing but good happens to you, it reinforces your perception of reality as positive. If nothing but bad happens, it reinforces your pessimism.

Some of life is just out of your control.

By the way, complaining was never a bad thing. Just so long as you stop complaining after a while and start doing something about it. Some people just need to vent to clear their heads and get themselves rebalanced.

Anyway, back to the original topic...

Look at the outtakes on the "Yellow Fever" skit. They are even funnier than the skit itself.
 
I've just seen the video. I think it's really interesting!
 
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