Thoughts

THINK DIFFERENT

Do you have a personal, family, friends, work problem you can't solve?

Why are some people able to think differently and others not? And you, can you do it?

When there is a problem, there may be one or more solutions with different, more or less helpful results. Could you tell me which are the thought patterns that generate the right solutions?

Let me know what you think 

 

 

BREAK YOUR CHAINS

 

 Various external situations block or prevent us from establishing stronger relationships.

The most common mistakes we make are two:

• Blame others: "we are victims of people, organizations and external agents".

• Blame yourself: "we feel responsible for everything that happens around us".

These are the things that undermine the ability to respond to ourselves, people or situations with flexibility.

In which situations are you most uncomfortable?

How do you react?

 

FEELING UNCOMFORTABLE?

• I get all red in the face.

• I stammer.

• My heart beats fast and I sweat a lot.

• I can no longer coordinate thoughts.

• I am afraid, and I do not feel up to it.

• I can't say a word.

What do you do to feel comfortable with others? At work, with family, with friends?

 

THE REVERSE IS TRUE

 

Giving time to our emotions is liberating and often provides us with information about ourselves that we previously had no access to. When we ignore feelings, they don't disappear. Instead, they manifest and express themselves in other, less healthy ways.

 

DIRECTING YOUR THOUGHT

 

To find creative solutions, Albert Einstein said, we need to think differently than the thinking that created the original problem. To think differently, you first need to know how you feel before you can master and direct your thoughts creatively. 

 

 THE VALUE OF YOUR MISTAKE

 

Over time, though, we also find that our failures are full of blessings, that our mistakes open doors to exceptional possibilities. Our errors make us better people, even though they do not lead us to fame and wealth.

 

BE YOUR BEST SELF

 

We would all like to grow and become our best selves without disturbing the delicate balance of self-opinion, acceptance, and esteem.