‘Je suis un chat’. That means ‘I am a cat’ in French.I was taught that when I was, ooh, let’s see, maybe 11 years old? I studied French until I was 18, in fact I was quite good at it.
Despite
fact that my teacher said I had one of worst accents she had ever heard, I got a good grade ‘A’ Level.
I think can actually remember saying ‘Je suis un chat’ in spoken exam.
Whereas this phrase – ‘I am a strong and worthy person’ – Or this one – ‘I can achieve anything I want to achieve’ –
Well, no, I can’t remember being taught either of those.
Ok, I can accept possibility that if I come back in next life as a cat, (who lives in France), it might be fairly handy to be able to say ‘Je suis un chat’, but *this* is what I struggle with, *this* is what keeps me awake at night…
Why, oh why, was I taught that phrase, but not other two?
‘I am a strong and worthy person.’ ‘I can achieve anything I want to achieve.’
These two, repeated morning and night, outloud, and often throughout day, will give you an increased level of self-esteem immediately.
