Steps of Positive Thinking Put You On The Path to Success
Steps of positive thinking, steps of negative thinking--you take one or the other every day.
Which steps do you think take you toward what you want? That's a no-brainer question, isn't it? An optimistic mental state will take you toward more positive experiences.
So of course you want to learn powerful mental focus.
Since a positive mindset doesn't come naturally to most of us, it takes concentration to do them.
Why take more steps toward a more upbeat mind than you need to? You can follow complicated systems to reprogram your mind or you can keep it simple.
When you keep it simple, your efforts will have a much greater impact on your life.
I've developed two steps that are such powerful steps that they actually can't even be called steps.
A more accurate description would be leaps of positive focus.
Here are the two steps or leaps, you must make if you want to create better experiences in your life.
1.
Always keep your mental focus on what you want.
Before every action you take, spend a couple seconds seeing yourself getting the results you want from that action.
For example, if you're heading to the grocery store, think about how short the lines will be.
Think of how easily and quickly you'll do your shopping.
DON'T think about how there won't be long lines.
A common thinking mistake is thinking things like this: --I won't get caught in traffic.
--The doctor won't find anything wrong with me.
--My boyfriend won't break up with me.
These sorts of thoughts are NOT positive.
They're negative thoughts wearing positive disguises.
True positive thought is: --Traffic will flow smoothly, and I'll get where I'm going on time.
--The doctor will say I'm perfectly healthy.
--My boyfriend loves me and wants to be with me.
Do you see the difference? 2.
Keep your thoughts on what you CAN do and have, not on what you can't do and have.
Many people make the mistake of thinking that positive focus is seeing the "bright side" of situations.
They say they can't get the job they want, but that's okay because it's probably for the best.
"For the best" is a cop out.
When you say something is for the best, you're saying you can't have it but that's okay.
Why not think you can have it, just maybe not today? Thoughts of can are the biggest leaps you can take toward the life you want.
If you do these two things--keep your focus on what you want and keep thinking about what you can do and have, you'll be creating positive experiences everyday.
You'll turbo-charge your steps of positive thinking.
Which steps do you think take you toward what you want? That's a no-brainer question, isn't it? An optimistic mental state will take you toward more positive experiences.
So of course you want to learn powerful mental focus.
Since a positive mindset doesn't come naturally to most of us, it takes concentration to do them.
Why take more steps toward a more upbeat mind than you need to? You can follow complicated systems to reprogram your mind or you can keep it simple.
When you keep it simple, your efforts will have a much greater impact on your life.
I've developed two steps that are such powerful steps that they actually can't even be called steps.
A more accurate description would be leaps of positive focus.
Here are the two steps or leaps, you must make if you want to create better experiences in your life.
1.
Always keep your mental focus on what you want.
Before every action you take, spend a couple seconds seeing yourself getting the results you want from that action.
For example, if you're heading to the grocery store, think about how short the lines will be.
Think of how easily and quickly you'll do your shopping.
DON'T think about how there won't be long lines.
A common thinking mistake is thinking things like this: --I won't get caught in traffic.
--The doctor won't find anything wrong with me.
--My boyfriend won't break up with me.
These sorts of thoughts are NOT positive.
They're negative thoughts wearing positive disguises.
True positive thought is: --Traffic will flow smoothly, and I'll get where I'm going on time.
--The doctor will say I'm perfectly healthy.
--My boyfriend loves me and wants to be with me.
Do you see the difference? 2.
Keep your thoughts on what you CAN do and have, not on what you can't do and have.
Many people make the mistake of thinking that positive focus is seeing the "bright side" of situations.
They say they can't get the job they want, but that's okay because it's probably for the best.
"For the best" is a cop out.
When you say something is for the best, you're saying you can't have it but that's okay.
Why not think you can have it, just maybe not today? Thoughts of can are the biggest leaps you can take toward the life you want.
If you do these two things--keep your focus on what you want and keep thinking about what you can do and have, you'll be creating positive experiences everyday.
You'll turbo-charge your steps of positive thinking.
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