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3. Flip the switch

3. Flip the switch

Once you’ve identified your top negative thoughts, you need a way to stop them from holding you back.

Often, just taking one positive step in the right direction is enough to shut those ANTs up. Prepare yourself by concentrating on replacing your negative thoughts. Put more emphasis on things you find positive and reaffirming.

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