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Sandy Morgan

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Re: Overcoming Negative Thoughts
6/20/2006 10:39:01 AM
You always come up with something I need at the time I need it! Attending a somewhat trying meeting last night, I came home full of negativety. All I could do was cry! Although it helped rid myself of the negativity, your attitude of gratitude is much more powerful--and less dramatic!
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Re: Overcoming Negative Thoughts
6/20/2006 2:02:47 PM
Hey Sandy, Actually, I think tears are good too because they are a form of release... and release is always good. "I now release all thoughts, persons and beliefs that no longer serve my highest good." Blessings to you!
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Re: Overcoming Negative Thoughts
6/20/2006 3:55:05 PM
Great affirmation! It's also nice to know that others are finding creative ways to keep those negative thoughts at bay.
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Re: Overcoming Negative Thoughts
6/20/2006 6:05:01 PM
Hi Linda I found an article on the same subject and hope it helps in your forum - it helped me!! Overcoming negative thoughts I receive outstanding stuff from this Web Site http://www.unstoppable.net/ I hope you wil take a look at the site The following piece came though to me the other day from 'Unstoppable' and I thought how remarkably simple and yet how effective this can be in a variety of settings both work and personal. I like it. Use the STOP acronym. The moment you catch yourself repeating the same negative thoughts over and over in your mind, use the STOP acronym. Research shows that people who receive positive distractions for just eight minutes show a remarkable change in their moods and in breaking the cycle of repetitive thought. S-Say the word STOP to interrupt your internal destructive thoughts. Tell yourself firmly to "STOP" over thinking. T-TAKE a deep breath. Then, take a break: Go for a walk or a hike, read a great book, listen to your favorite music. Do something to take your attention away from over thinking and, if possible, to change the environment. O-Focus on the OUTCOME of your 30-Day Goal. Affirm why you are committed to your goal. P-PRAISE and acknowledge yourself for the progress you are making. Remember, you're looking for progress, not perfection! It would have been a great little plan when I gave up smoking 18 months ago! .... although I guess we all sort of do this in our own way. posted by Trevor Gay at 8:23 AM
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Re: Overcoming Negative Thoughts
6/20/2006 8:51:48 PM
Hi Linda :) All sounds great, thanks for this wonderful post!! Have a wonderful day :)
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