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The Importance Of Optimism For America's Future

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Knowing how the world and Americans view themselves, it is important to consider how we will fit into America’s future. Personally, my optimism for the future coincides with how most Americans were in 2013. With the recent terroristic horrors going on and the 2016 election, I am probably more pessimistic than what the public was like three years ago. There have been very few positives that has been happening in the current state of our world and all the negativity spreading around makes everything seem bleak.

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