Cognitive reframing is a powerful way to reinterpret events in a more positive way.
It comes from the idea that life events are inherently meaningless and only develop meaning when we assign meaning to them. Our thinking is so heavily influenced by past experience, values, beliefs, biases that it’s often possible to substantially change our view of an event by simply adjusting our perspective (story) about it: re-framing it in other words.
Need evidence of the power of a frame?
Look no further than the work of Gold Coast resident and tireless home decorator, Muky.
Her recent art work has been transformed by some (literal) frames —not exactly the same thing of course, but close enough!
Jeremy James in Hong Kong 
I love her art! I hope she has a website or an etsy where she sells it. You are so right about reframing situations, what is the saying? There is nothing good nor bad, only thinking makes it so 🌞😊
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Yes that’s about it I think. And thanks for the great feedback!
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Frames really add a whole other level, don’t they? When we finally got this print framed it was magic! Love Muky’s watercolors! xo
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