(Excerpt:) …Fortunately, the vast majority of your days will be ones where you can do more than just survive — but you still feel awful or tired or hopeless. Doing the following will give you the energy to move forward…
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SELF-HELP
Aren’t you tired of being so hard on yourself?
(Excerpt:) We punish ourselves with negative self-talk because we have learned to do so. Several factors combine to make this happen:
Western society is both judgmental and punishment-oriented. Society has trained us to think in black-and-white terms. Events… (continue reading)
(Excerpt) “Failures are events. They do not mean that you are “a failure.” However, once a negative event (a “failure”) has happened, you can use it to your advantage….” You can read the full story here.
(excerpt) Building a story from these words is a bad idea. “You always…” “You never…” “You’re such a…” When you turn what happened into a story about who she is or how he behaves… Read the full article here.
An old-fashioned Yankee preacher named Ralph Miller stepped up to the lectern. He got straight to the point:
Be careful of the ideas that use you, because if you don’t choose one, one will certainly choose you.
His opening words have remained with me across three decades….
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If you read this article and take it to heart, you will be ahead of 95 percent of everybody else when it comes to achieving what matters to you.
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