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A Good Read
What you SAY is what you get
| Glenda Gibbs ∙ Changing Perceptions ∙ 8514 W Gage Blvd. Ste. C18 Kennewick WA 99336∙ Office: 509.585.9683 |
This power of your subconscious mind is the reason you must become very vigilant and pay careful attention to your spoken and internal statements. Unfortunately, most people don’t realize they are committing negative self- talk, which is why it is best to enlist another person — your success partner — in monitoring each other’s speaking. You can have a signal for interrupting each other when you use victim language. Use Affirmations to Build Self-Confidence One of the most powerful tools for building worthiness and self-confidence is the repetition of positive statements until they become a natural part of the way you think. These “affirmations” act to crowd out and replace the negative orders you have been sending your crew (your subconscious mind) all these years. I Of course, what to believe is up to you, but here are some examples of affirmations that have worked for others in the past:
Believing in Yourself is an Attitude Believing in yourself is a choice. It’s an attitude you develop over time. It’s now your responsibility to take charge of your own self-concept and your beliefs. It might help to know that the latest brain research now indicates that with enough positive self-talk and positive visualization combined with the proper training, coaching, and practice, anyone can learn to do almost anything. You must choose to believe that you can do anything you set your mind to – anything at all – because, in fact, you can! © 2007 Jack Canfield
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