Negative vs positive. The ever-existing battle in your mindWritten by Lynne Dean
No news here just a statement. WE ARE ALL THINKING ALL OF THE TIME. Can you believe that our thoughts never leave us. Wow! Silly thoughts, hungry thoughts, angry thoughts, melancholy thoughts, happy thoughts; that’s a bunch of emotions that has a significant impact on our lives. Physically, emotionally, it’s all there. Every thought is connected to our body to create a response. Example: imagine a hot summer day. There is absolutely no breeze. You are sitting on a rock in middle of your yard. Smell earth, heat. HEAR crickets doing their thing. The sun is hot on your body. In your hand, you have an ice cold drink. You are thirsty. Put glass to your lips. Drink. AHHHHHH. Wasn’t that nice? Were you there with me? Thoughts influence our emotions. Try this other exercise. Think of something that makes you happy. Anything. Now think of something that you hate doing and that makes you feel miserable. Okay. Back to something that makes you smile. See. Thoughts rule our emotions instantly. Change your thoughts to happy thoughts and your emotions will change.
| | The art of using effectively a motivational quoteWritten by Lynne Dean
Choose a motivational quote related to your goal. Don’t have one? Go to Motivational Central. Browse through wide variety of motivational quotes and pick one: sport, love, positive thinking, self-esteem, weight loss, business ect.Once you have chosen quote that will inspire you, print it. To make it more effective, you may want to print it on a nice piece of paper with an attractive font. Or you can simply write it down with your best handwriting. It has to stimulate you. Post it somewhere obvious such as: - Billboard around your desk
- In a picture frame above your bed
Read if frequently. Several times a day. If possible say it out loud. Add a feeling to it. Believe it. It won’t make a difference today, nor tomorrow, but wait for./ a couple of weeks then positive affect should resume before your realize it. Remember, it takes time to reprogram your brain to think differently. It will work; it will change way you think.
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