Mind Your Mind

Written by Peter Murphy


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3 Userepparttar Ultimate Affirmation:

The ultimate affirmation is ideal for anyone who wants to communicate at their best under pressure. Here it is...

*I love myself*

I know this seems a bit far out. Let me explain. Let us pretend, just for a moment, that you completely love yourself 100 per cent. So this would mean you fully accept all aspects of yourself, your body, your bad habits, your personal limitations etc.

If this wasrepparttar 123988 case,repparttar 123989 opinion of other people would be totally irrelevant. You would then have no barriers to speaking at your best.

At first repeating * I love myself* is likely to cause you to feel awkward, embarrassed or just plain silly. If that happens you will know that you are onrepparttar 123990 right track because that is evidence that you are challenging limiting beliefs you already have about your value as a person.

Forrepparttar 123991 more adventurous, try this in front of a mirror. It freaked me outrepparttar 123992 first time I did it. Although I soon gotrepparttar 123993 hang of it.

Play with this approach to managing your mind and you will soon discover thatrepparttar 123994 secret is to use affirmations with intensity. Enjoy your journey!



Peter Murphy is a freelance business writer. He publishes a free weekly ezine full of practical tips for communicating at your best under pressure. All new subscribers receive a free e-book with powerful strategies for being at your best. To subscribe send a blank email to:


Release Resistance and Accomplish your Goals

Written by Peter Murphy


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Two Steps to Release Resistance:

1 Notice that you are feeling stuck. And then let yourself feel that resistance in your body, allow it to be there without judging it or trying to get rid if it.

2 Ask yourself: would I rather stay stuck or would I rather be free of it? Ask yourself this question, notice your answer, and then askrepparttar question again. Allow yourself five minutes to repeat this process or until you feel more relaxed, lighter and more at peace.

Then return to your activity with a greater sense of being able to do whatever it takes to get it done.



Peter Murphy is a published writer. He publishes a free weekly ezine full of practical tips for communicating at your best under pressure. All new subscribers receive a free e-book with powerful strategies for being at your best. To subscribe send a blank email to:


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