In a way we have been conditioned to think about what others would say and think of us since we were young children. I still catch myself telling my son “don’t scream like that at the store, what would others think” and it’s like I’m repeating my own mother’s words to me.
Category: <span>Mindfulness</span>
Replacing annoying thoughts Copy
Our mind is like a fertile ground, a garden. What we plant is what we see growing. But there are thoughts, ideas and beliefs that like the weeds of my garden, weren’t planted intentionally yet, there they were. Occupying space, filling up the soil and not bringing beauty or anything positive to my overall garden.
Worry – Your biggest expense
Replacing annoying thoughts
Our mind is like a fertile ground, a garden. What we plant is what we see growing. But there are thoughts, ideas and beliefs that like the weeds of my garden, weren’t planted intentionally yet, there they were. Occupying space, filling up the soil and not bringing beauty or anything positive to my overall garden.
Acting As If
Have you ever heard the saying; “fake it until you make it”? I never ask my clients to “fake it until they make it” but I do teach them to act “as if” the personality traits, the routine, job, relationship they want was already here. I call this process “remembering your future”.
How to stop worrying about what might happen…
Mindfulness is known for it’s wonderful benefits of helping people reduce their stress by centering them in the present moment. So, how can these relate to worrying about the future?