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Self-improvement is strongly associated with positive thinking. Negativity slows our progress and personal projects.
If I keep thinking that I'm not capable or that everything that's happening to me is terrible,
then I don't get the motivation to change.
Positive affirmations can be very helpful. However, there is little point in telling yourself “You can do anything”
if you don't believe it.

Self-improvement is strongly associated with positive thinking. Negativity slows our progress and personal projects.
If I keep thinking that I'm not capable or that everything that's happening to me is terrible,
then I don't get the motivation to change.
Positive affirmations can be very helpful. However, there is little point in telling yourself “You can do anything”
if you don't believe it.

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  1. 1. Self-Improvement Strategies
  2. 2. Self-improvement is strongly associated with positive thinking. Negativity slows our progress and personal projects. If I keep thinking that I'm not capable or that everything that's happening to me is terrible, then I don't get the motivation to change. Positive affirmations can be very helpful. However, there is little point in telling yourself “You can do anything” if you don't believe it. It also doesn't help to say "everything will work out" because we really don't know if it could work out. The opposite is also not conducive to thinking “this will never happen to me”, since we have no certainty here either. It is important to maintain a positive and realistic attitude towards life.
  3. 3. Negative thoughts are common cognitive distortions. All of us have these types of thoughts at some point, but it's important to learn to recognize them and pull yourself together so they don't undermine our mind. This can also be treated through a psychological cognitive restructuring technique, which has been shown to be very effective.
  4. 4. Self Improvement: What Do I Want and What Don't I Want? I intend to grow, to evolve. If I want to improve and grow or become a better person, it is certainly because there is something in my current life that I want to change:
  5. 5. I have things I want to change: I have a very small house, a job I don't like, a destructive relationship, stress or anxiety, etc. There are things I would like to have: I don't have a partner, no close friends, free time to travel, success at work, enough money, happiness, pleasant relationships, etc. Change things I shouldn't do: I drink too much, eat unhealthily, treat my partner badly, watch too much TV, be too impulsive, etc. I don't do things I would like to do: plan more, learn to prioritize, exercise more, learn more hobbies, read enough books, get a better job, etc. I wish I was different: my bad mood, low self- esteem, dependence on others, laziness, anxiousness, negativity, fears, etc. I haven't fulfilled my potential: I'm not successful enough or popular, intelligent, I don't have the body I want, I'm a failure, etc. Whatever drives you to self-improvement, there is always an inner force that wants to push us to be better people, to grow and to make progress.
  6. 6. It's time to implement some strategies! I will show you a few ways how to improve yourself and also if you are interestet I can show you a proven way I found that has free training about personal growth. Just email me at duanm554@gmail.com

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