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How to practice self-compassion
How to identify and challenge negative self-talk
How to build self-confidence
Try to set goals for yourself. Imagine that you have already achieved that goal in the future. This process helps you visualize yourself in your changed lifestyle.
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Focus on yourself and do not worry about what other people are going to think.
People will always base their opinions on what worked for them. Don't follow the choices of other people if they don't work for you.
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The past does not have to be an obstacle in your life.
Recognize the undesirable ways your past is affecting your present behavior. Teach yourself to act differently and to think about the kind of person you want to be.
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When you start to visualize your life in the way you want it to be, things can start to move in that direction.
What do you already have that brings you closer to your vision?
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Fear will hold you back from reaching your dreams.
Don't be afraid to make mistakes. The only way you will ever know if you made the right choice is by simply making a decision, to begin with.
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Let your loved ones know what you are trying to accomplish. They can influence and help you when they know why and how you are changing your life for the better.
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Identify what you want to change about your life. It can help you focus on the promises you're making to yourself.
Try to focus on one change at a time.
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Try to think about the experiences that truly make you happy and engage with them as often as you can until they are wired into your brain.
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Visualize the ideal process, instead of obsessing over desired results. Picture yourself performing the task brilliantly and with ease.
Imagine how you will feel when the goal is achieved. Use these positive vibes to inspire you, pull you in, and take focused action.
Defining Process-Oriented Goals: Unlike traditional goal-setting, which fixates on a future outcome (e.g., "I want to run a marathon"), a process-oriented goal emphasizes the steps taken to get there ("I will dedicate 30 minutes to running each day"). Thi...
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