Finish Your Thoughts And Sentences On A Positive Note

What happens when we’re confronted with a problem and let our negative thoughts and words prevent us from finding a solution? Usually the problem either remains as it is or it gets “worse.” Typically this is because of our own perception of circumstance or the way in which we choose to procrastinate. For example, we’re faced with a challenge and we conclude by thinking or saying, “…I don’t know how to do it,” or “… I can’t see how I’m going to make it work,” or “… I’ve never learned anything from it.” What’s the one thing in common with each of these statements? They’re self-defeating and they’re conclusive. The result? We bow to our negativity by believing we can not turn the situation around. The solution? To always conclude on a positive note, because this will at least give us the opportunity to search for a resolution.

Are You?

A Person Who Sees The Glass As ‘Half-Empty’?
Someone Who Uses Negative Language?
Defeated Before You’ve Even Begun To Try?

Begin making the transformation today!

What’s In It For You?

Move Away From “I Can’t Therefore I Won’t” To “I Can And I Will”
Learn Positive Conclusions That Enable You To Get Things Done
Develop A Positive Mindset That Welcomes Challenge As An Opportunity

By creating a positive shift in the way we think and speak, we’re consciously and unconsciously informing ourselves that we have the option to manifest a positive outcome. In other words, we’re taking ownership and in doing so we’re giving ourselves the choice as to whether we win or lose.

How do we achieve this? Simple – we conclude our thoughts and sentences with positive language. For example, here are the ways in which we turn around the aforementioned situations; “… I will find a way to do it,“ and “… I am going to find a way to make it work,” and “… I am going to learn something from it.“ Result – we strengthen our determination to overcome our challenges and begin taking the steps necessary to manifesting this.

INQUIRY: How do feel each time you use negative language? Defeated? When do you use it most and what are the patterns? How does this impact your life?

ACTION: For the next thirty days, eradicate your negativity by concluding your thoughts and sentences with words that are positive and constructive. Allow yourself the opportunity and determination to win. Notice how your perspective transforms into the positive. Put this into practice more and more, and get ready to move onward and upward.

Make A Habit Of Finishing Your Thoughts And Sentences On A Positive Note

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Best Wishes

Simon