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Optimism Radio is now on the Internet. Jackie & Dr. Russ host their third show MI(MY)Optimism: A Positive Place on the Radio: "Optimism for the Unemployment Blues." Four weekend airings October 9 and 10 and permanent podcasting thereafter.

Dr. Russ Buss takes ten common pet peeves and shows how to keep them from ruining your day. He advises: "Do not let a minor roadblock become a downer moment or more." He shows how to quickly stop the negativity slide with these tools of optimism.

Jackie Monroe delivers the "Optimism Tip of the Week" in this up close and personal minute and a half video.

Dr. Russ Buss the "optimist" has just released a list of "pet peeves." Why would someone trying to teach "optimistic thinking" focus on pessimism. Dr. Russ Buss explains that staying optimistic requires knowing your pessimistic side.

Dr. Russ Buss issues six tips to get FREE optimism NOW. He calls these tips: "Bussters" to help individuals learn to believe they CAN "BUSST-UP" any pessimism standing in their way in any moment.

Dr. Russ Buss releases 10 new, original, and usable optimism quotes to guide your moment to moment optimism and help you find more optimism in life each and every day.

Good news on the unemployment front. At least one person in Michigan has finally landed a job after a 50 some week search. His weekly blog about his job search journey entitled: "Adventures of a Struggling Optimist" ends today with his final post.

Dr. Russ Buss offers seven tips to teach children and adolescents how to stop being bullied. He calls these "bully resistant optimism skills." Next week begins National Bullying Awareness Month. He calls on schools to create a culture of kindness.

Most people are optimistic some of the time, but not most or all the time. When someone is an optimist about their job or career but not about their friendships there is an "optimism gap." Dr. Russ Buss teaches how to identify and close these gaps.

This fall serves as the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's run for and election to the presidency. According to USA today, his popularity is still strong. He was a beacon of optimistic leadership then and now.