Did you know that you can use the power of your thoughts to soothe yourself into a state of wellness? Whatever imbalance, illness or injury may be happening in your body, or even if you aren’t sick but you struggle to have enough energy or you feel run-down much of the time, deliberately moving your thoughts into a soothing place can instantly make you feel better!
When you’re worried about something, your thoughts keep running on a fearful loop. Use this simple process to move from fear to faith!
When most of us get caught up in the “what ifs,” we take it to a negative place. What if this terrible thing happens? What if I can’t change this painful situation? But you can use the power of “What If” to attract some wonderful, inspiring new circumstances too!
When it comes to the Law of Attraction, gratitude creates a super-charged boost of energy that attracts all wonderful things into your life.
It doesn’t matter how bad a situation has gotten, or how far you have veered off of the road you WANTED to be on. You can still change it. Physical reality can shift and change into something much better, and it can happen quickly.
When you feel unhappy, you are focusing most of your attention on lack. You’re thinking about the parts of your life that aren’t working as you’d prefer such as stress from your job, financial difficulties, car trouble, relationship conflicts, and so on.
One of the most powerful tools you will ever learn for using the Law of Attraction deliberately is emotion. When it comes to attracting what you want (and also what you don’t want), your emotional state says it all.
How motivated would you be if you KNEW that you could accomplish anything you wanted? Would that knowledge change your perspective on limits? Would it push you to go beyond any dreams you’ve had in the past, or may be yearning for now?
Simply by changing the things you say to yourself on a regular basis, you can develop a whole new level of confidence, self-esteem and inner peace. A good place to start is by saying these three things to yourself as often as you can.
Negative self-talk can be incredibly damaging to your self-esteem, especially if it’s a big part of your daily life. When you keep saying things like that to yourself, eventually you begin to believe them!