Morning Vibes With Dr. Jerry - the First - Episode 226/This Mantra Will Help You Change How You Think About Yourself
Friday 27th April 2018
Morning Vibes With Dr. Jerry - the First
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#MorningVibesWithDrJerryTheFirst-Episode 226
Title: This Mantra Will Help You Change How You Think About Yourself
You have heard
the popular saying that "as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he"
and I am sure you have heard it over and over again, but what I am not sure of
is if you have ever sat down to reason it out and actually understand it with
the intention of fully utilizing it in your own life.
All
journeys of positive change begin with a goal and the determination needed to
achieve it.
However,
what do you think happens when you are too determined, or too obsessed, with a
goal? You begin to nurture another belief: who you are right now is not good
enough.
Over the past 3 months, I have had a Client who
has shown remarkable interest in working out and has really gained a lot from
it in terms of body weight and shape but she has become overly obsessive in her
efforts to work out.
As her
interest in work out grew, she began to increasingly say to herself, “I am not
good enough,” and, “I have to be better at this.” She began to notice various
imperfections within herself that needed to be “fixed.”
In a nutshell, her over-the-top efforts to work
out for extensive periods of time had opened the doors to lots of unexpected
self-criticism and stress.
Thankfully,
with a little bit coaching from me, she eventually realized that her obsession
toward work out had made her forget one of the basic objectives of work out —self-acceptance.
So, the bottom line is this: you have to accept
yourself as you are, and then commit to personal growth.
If you
think you are absolutely “perfect” already, you will not make any positive
efforts to grow.
But,
constantly criticizing yourself is just as counterproductive as doing nothing,
because you will never be able to build new positive changes into your life
when you’re obsessively focused on your flaws.
The key is to remind yourself that you already
are good enough; you just need more practice.
Change your mantra from, “I have to
be better,” to, “I will do my absolute best today.”
The
second mantra is far more effective because it actually prompts you to take
positive action at any given moment while simultaneously accepting the reality
that every effort may not be perfect.
Being able to distinguish between healthy
striving and self-abuse on your journey is a critically important step towards
living a happier and more successful life.
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And of course, if you're struggling with any of
this, know that you are
not alone.
Many of
us are right there with you, working hard to feel better, think more clearly,
and get our lives back on track.
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