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THE POWER OF: POSITIVE SELF-TALK
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We aren’t born with self- esteem, so that means we can change it ! (if it’s low) We aren’t born with self- esteem, so that means we can change it ! (if it’s low) Optional: Take the "Self-Esteem" Survey
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The #1 best way to improve self-esteem and stay strong against “mean” people is: positive self-talk :)
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WHEN IT COMES TO THOUGHTS, YOU HAVE A LOT OF MIND CONTROL!! YOUR BODY LISTENS AND RESPONDS TO YOUR THOUGHTS!!!! Your mental self-talk can be: P O S I T I V E or N E G A T I V E 2 examples: 1. In Sports Psychology an athlete is taught to stay positive, to stay calm, be focused, be confident, to “see yourself as a winner,” and to “picture the ball going in the hole.” Many athletes find success with this positive thinking and imagery. 2. In relaxation therapy you imagine a place or event that is peaceful, restful, beautiful and happy. The body actually responds with lower blood pressure, lower pulse rate to calm down and relax.
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Just as making positive statements to yourself helps you to build confidence, improve performance, and improve your mental skills, negative thinking damages them.
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Whatever you tell yourself, your sub-conscious brain will believe as truth and it will work to make that true for you !!! For instance, if you say you aren’t a morning person your sub- conscious brain will reinforce that idea! You may feel tired, hit the “snooze bar” and spill things, etc.
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Example: If you were taught as a child that all dogs will bite you, your mind will automatically raise that fear everytime you see a dog. (even though your friend tells you that their dog is friendly, your mind believes and sends the fear message! You have to re-train your brain!!!)
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DO POSITIVE SELF-TALK WORKSHEET Silver lining
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3 Additional Ways to Stop Negative Self-Talk: CHOOSE 1: 1. log it - keep a journal 2. picture a stop sign 3. wear a rubberband and snap yourself for each negative thought! STOP
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