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Developing mental strength is a work in progress. Reflecting upon your progress can reinforce your ability to reach your definition of success while living according to your values.
At the end of each day, ask yourself what you’ve learned about your thoughts, emotions and behavior. Consider what you hope to improve upon tomorrow.
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Over time we all develop core beliefs based on our experiences about ourselves and the world. Whether you’re aware of them or not, they influence your thoughts, behaviors and emotions.
Identify and evaluate your core beliefs to ensure yours aren’t inaccurate and unproductiv...
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Exaggerated, negative thoughts, can spiral out of control and influence your behavior if you don’t catch them.
Replace overly negative thoughts with productive and realistic ones. Changing your thoughts requires constant monitoring, but the process can be instrumental in helpi...
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Ruminating about things you can’t control drains mental energy quickly, leaving you less energy for what you can control. The more you practice expending your mental energy wisely, the more it will become a habit.
Save your mental energy for productive tasks, such as solving problems...
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Mental strength requires you to accept and be acutely aware of your emotions so you can respond better and consciously.
Mental strength also involves an understanding of when it makes sense to behave contrary to your emotions and enduring the discomfort that comes with it. Practic...
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