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From the
desk of Gary Sorrell
(your name & photo would be added instead of
mine)
Greetings!
Thank you
for the opportunity to share our thoughts & best
practices on leadership,
strategy, recruiting, retention, communication, hiring,
coaching, and other areas vital to your success.
In this
issue we will discuss positive thinking.
In order to
reap the personal and professional benefits of staying
positive, you must first train your mind to think
positively automatically – without you consciously
having to decide to “be positive”. To do this you will
need to take certain steps.
First, you
will need to make a conscious decision to pursue
positive thinking and then commit wholeheartedly to
realizing that goal. In order for positive thinking to
have an impact on your life, you will also need to
believe in its benefits. Since there will be setbacks
throughout your journey, you will need the power of your
convictions to help keep you on track.
Once you
have committed to learning the skills of positive
thinking, you will need to use certain exercises to
teach yourself the methods and to reinforce the
affirmative thoughts in your mind. Here are some ways to
learn and practice the art of positive thinking.
Review
your self-talk.
The first step to learning positive thinking skills is
to review the type of thinking you are currently
engaging in now. Identify the negative thoughts that
prevent you from being positive. Negative thinkers often
begin their day with thoughts of something will go wrong
today. Instead, focus on how things will go right today.
Be positive and look forward to a fantastic day.
Use daily
affirmations.
Say your affirmations several times a day. These are
positive thoughts of encouragement. These affirmations
will help replace the negative thoughts inside your
head.
Hang out
with positive people.
Surround yourself with positive people and eliminate the
negative people in your life. Positive people will be
supportive and encouraging in your endeavors.
Laugh out
loud.
Have fun, read jokes, watch funny movies, and laugh at
yourself. Humor can help you feel positive. Enjoy life.
We
have the power to literally "talk" ourselves into or out
of success and satisfaction.
If you have
any questions about this article, or about how we can
help you enhance your communications, team building,
goal setting, performance, leadership, strategy, and /
or hiring needs, contact YOUR NAME!
Thanks for
your readership.
Sincerely,
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