Positive Thinking: trainers, books & videos

In Positive thinking you anticipate happiness, health and success, and believe you can overcome any obstacle and difficulty, by focusing on bright side of life.  In Sri Lanka several positive thinking trainers and communicators who deliver permutations and appear in television video and radio programs.

Positive thinking trainers in Sri Lanka

• Daya Rohana Atukorala 
• Sanath Gamage
• Deepal Sooriyaarachchi
• Leelananda Gamaaachchi
• Gamini Kumara Vithana
• Sarath Wijesooriya
• Kuma Iddamallena
• Naomal Balasuriya
• Chandana Gunawardana
• Mohan Palliyaguru
• Nalaka Hewamadduma
• Sumanadasa Samarasinghe

Books on Positive thinking 

You can read books by

• Daya Rohana Atukorala – Diyunuwe Ran Doratuwa
• Deepal Sooriyaarachchi
• Leelananda Gamaaachchi
• Gamini Kumara Vithana
• Sarath Wijesooriya
• Kuma Iddamallena – Vibaga Rahas (Exam secrets)
• Sumanadasa Samarasinghe – Minis sithe haskam
• Buy The Power of Positive by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale; How to Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale Carnegie and other Books from Amazon.com

Positive thinking YouTube videos in Sinhala

Change the way you think – Discussion with Sanath Gamage

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk3eLWU15z8

Mr Chandana Gunawardana. Convocation Address at University of Sri Jayewardenepura

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIFkZRxCq_8

W.K.H Wegapitiya, Founder and the Executive Chairman of Laugfs Holdings Limited – Convocation Address at University of Sri Jayewardenepura

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdDf8fDcRtU

Positive Parenting – Daya Rohana Atukorala 1/6

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mi1Z1tO-sOw

Positive Thinking – Siri Samantha Badra Thero

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zm48gGh_PTg

Steve Jobs: Stanford University commencement speech, How to live before you die with Sinhala Sub titles

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1dIm__PQdg

Dhammika Perera, One of the Richest Businessmen in Sri Lanka, Chairman of Vallibel One Group- Speech at the Chartered Accountants Conference

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sOABsJsOic

Kalif Rahim has noted the main points in Mr Dhammika Perera’s speech.

1. Knowledge Driven – Since knowledge is power. I always try to learn something new every day.

• If you know it do it. If you don’t know it, try weather you can do it.
• Don’t delay work (Do it or Don’t do it).
• Knowledge brings you wisdom.

2. Communicate Effectively – Whenever I explain complex issues, I simplify the problem so that even a 6 year old can even understand.

• Maximum 2 or 3 lines

3. Problem Solving – I look at the bigger problem and see how it can be broken into smaller parts for which solutions are already exists

• If a car is broken only a part is broken. The total car cannot be broken. Spare parts cost so little.

4. Keep Questioning – I always ask questions. This is my desire to learn more. Asking the relevant question always adds more knowledge to my life. Never stop questioning.
5. Getting it right – Right timing, right people, right direction and the right place is an important factor specially when starting an new project.
6. Setting High Standards – My receipt for success is to raise the bar whenever I reach my goal and establishing a benchmark for the rest of the industry.

• Set goals and strategies

7. Prioritize – Daily identify the most important tasks and work around those ones and I focuses on activities that drives the greatest results and ignore the rest.

• If you are too busy then you are doing something wrong in your life.
• Delegate the responsibilities
• Keep time for your things (eg. Think more on strategies)

8. Be Passionate – I love and enjoy the process. If I love what I do I am more eager to learn and work. Became a success of enjoyment.

• Be happy yourself

9. Mental & Physical Balance – I believe mental health is as important as physical health. We look after the employee’s mental well-being through physiotherapy and concealing programs and train them well so they achieve a holistic balance.
10. Helping Others – I reach out those who are in need through my charity work.

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