It's kind of like turning a bad event into an opportunity; I like it!

This quote is a new one on me... but it's a good one.

I have not heard of it before, but I kinda like it's kinda like sticking your tongue and saying bring it on!

no, but I just Googled it.... now I'll remember it.... a quote by Molly Weis...

Good thought. Don't want to get all tied up in a bad circle of why did this happen to me stuff.

Love it!

Love the quote.  And I'm betting Barbara Todaro is a Google virtuoso!

Never heard it but it's good! It the same idea as when life gives you lemons make lemon martinis!!

I think it's a great way to reprogram your mind to move forward.  When I encounter something particularly challenging or unexpected, I always exclaim, "FUN!" and move on.  It does change your mind from the negative to positive!  

Love it!

Sounds like a good plan to me.  

I love it!

Ron and Alexandra Seigel - great quote. Just too difficult to implement when it happens to you - or me, I should say....

Yes, that is great thinking!  A positive attitude is always the best medicine when things aren't going well...

I just keep going without verbalizing it...

I hadn't heard it but I think it works quite well. I was going to look it up until I saw Barbara had already.

That is a perfect assessment of what happens when something goes wrong. I like it.

Haven't heard it, but sometimes moving on works out for the best.

Never heard of that before but I would have to agree with it.

Sounds like a winner to me.  Would turn apprehension into enthusiasm.

I like the quote. Leave it to Barbara Todaro for researching and finding out the author! LOL!! Have a great day!

I'm shouting it out right now! Can you hear me Alexandra?

Ron and Alexandra Seigel This is very good quote.

Easy to say, harder to practice

I haven't heard it but I love it too!

I have not heard this. We must be ready for all of our challenges.

As someone who believes that change is the only think we cand epend on during our life I do like it.

Hi R & A - I haven't heard it, but it's mine now!

I like it! I'll have to keep this in mind when a new twist in a real estate transaction comes up. 

Yes I've been doing that for years & years although we say Chose and Move or Shift or Next. There is one person that used to be connected to us awhile back that continues to  focus on made up bs stuff about whatever and honestly we simply don't pay attention as it goes nowhere positive. I do stop and wonder (for a quick moment) why people waste their time year after year filling their heads full of  negative nonsense.

 It seems that a lot of people in Hollywood seem to go along with that in their lives. It would be nice if it was that simple ....

Never heard this one but love it.

I have not heard it; however, I like it.

I hadn't hear it quite that way but I like it. Makes sense, though, for a writer to say something like that.  LOL   

Thanks

Ron and Alexandra Seigel I have not heard this quote before. It does make a lot of sense.

I have not, but like it. I do live like that as to not dwell and move on quickly, especially in this business

When I'm done untwisting myself I will get back to you.

I've heard this one and think it's a healthy response... and pretty funny so that's a plus too.  :)

No, I haven't.  I love it and will need to remember it.

Barbara Todaro nailed this one!

I can live and love with that attitude.

Not a bad way to think.

LOL  That is great!  Lesson learned seems so boring after reading this!  ;-)

I have not seen it previously.

Yes it keeps one positive.

 I believe in the pendulum of life.

Funny! I'll have to add that to my repertoire!

I like it.

I'm not sure about yelling anything but totally agree on moving on part:) 

Keep moving forward

New to me - I've not heard that one

Depends on what 'move on' means.

Those who write mystery novels, without exception, 'move on' leads to more intensisty, intrigue, violence..

I would substitute "Laugh" and "go for a long run" as more attractive than rachet up the intensity.

"Plot twist and move on,' though is better that stewing in the steamer of life gone wrong.