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Shaping Positive Self-Talk

Shaping Positive Self-Talk

Self-talk is a learned habit, and with practice, you can shift toward a more positive and supportive inner dialogue. Cultivating a constructive self-talk mindset contributes to improved mental well-being and resilience.

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Self-talk refers to the ongoing internal dialogue or monologue that individuals have with themselves. It plays a significant role in shaping thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Here are some aspects and considerations related to self-talk

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Give Self Pep-Talk

Positive self pep-talk can turn out to be a great self-booster.

A self-talk session should have constructive critiques, compliments, sharing of everyday experiences, achievements, repeating positive comments received from worthy people and most importantly, boosting your own morale.

Mantras and self-talk to focus the mind

Mantras and self-talk to focus the mind

Runners report using a rich variety of motivational self-talk as well as spiritual self-talk and mantras. Repeating choice words whenever you need to focus can help direct your mind away from negative thoughts and toward a positive experience

Expect a positive outcome

Expect a positive outcome

Focus on the long-term gains that the conversation will create and you will shift your inner dialogue to a more constructive place. 

This will build your confidence to approach the coworker who constantly criticizes and complains or the subordinate who keeps underperforming.

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