The primary tool for your tuning process is your mental focus. You already know you can't focus on everything, so it follows that you are selective in what you give your attention to. Goodfinding is all about selecting information, perspectives, stories and experiences that are uplifting, encouraging and satisfying.

Research is showing us increasingly that our preferences and expectations actually determine what we see and experience from the world around us. So, when you practice daily positive journaling and focusing consistently on what is good, right and working about you and your world, you are literally tuning your internal "radio" to pick up signals from the stations you really want to hear. 

Here's what I've heard lately: Everything just keeps getting better. Innovation and advancements in science and education are at an all-time high, and there's every reason to expect that to continue. Tune in for more of this good news here.