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Love Your Life

 Love Your Life


Work on eliminating self-sabotaging thoughts from your mindset. Substitute them with the significant impact of positive self-talk and inner dialogue. Employ the "accountability and appreciation mirror" technique to practice transforming negative thought patterns into positive self-talk, vital for developing a positive, growth-oriented mindset.

Examples of self-sabotage:



  • Smoking too much,

  • Not exercising,

  • Not consuming enough clean, nutritious foods,

  • Neglecting meditation,

  • Loving others more than oneself,

  • And the list continues...



Try this exercise to foster and actively cultivate a positive growth mindset:



  • Practice consistently looking into your own eyes in a simple mirror, labelled as an "accountability and appreciation mirror," while you engage in positive self-talk.

  • If you cherish your life and prioritize your health, you should eliminate smoking.

  • Because you cherish your life, incorporate more exercise and consume cleaner, more nutritious foods for improved health.

  • Live in the flow of life every day, treating it as a form of walking meditation, and take the time to explore various meditative techniques.

  • Each day, I will deepen my understanding of self-love to enhance my ability to love others. 




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