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Genetic: a conditioned way of
replicating internal and external attributes of our heredity variations.
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Our thoughts and actions,
(albeit somewhat ad-hoc):
which build our beliefs and expectations of who we are and who we are not.
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The thoughts and actions of
things external to us:
our environment, our family, friends, bosses, work colleagues, the media, the
government, the general public and many more.
One of
the BIGGEST factors that contribute to who you are is the way you talk to yourself,
your SELF-TALK
You carry
on a silent conversation during much of the day. The internal dialogue actually directs your
thoughts and behaviours. Understanding
what self-talk is and how it affects you is the first step in learning how to
rewrite your own self-talk, 'the script of life' and talk your way to a less
stressful way of life.
Researchers
have discovered that the average person thinks anywhere between 50,000 to
70,000 thoughts per day.
What
you say when you talk to yourself is almost always a message you received from
others, and according to behavioural psychologists as much as 77% of self-talk
is negative, or works against you.
Negative
self-talk, such as "I'm too shy"
or "it’s alright for others they have…..”, the [money] or the [education] or
[anything else], which is perceived you cannot have. This causes you to doubt,
be unsure, worry, and lack confidence.
Positive
self-talk gives you strong new messages to help you overcome long-time fears
and obstacles - speak more comfortably in front of groups, become more
confident around others, and look, act, and feel more in control.
YOU CAN
replace your negative self-talk with positive self-talk to make dramatic,
permanent changes in your life. YOU CAN make your own self-talk win for you.
All you have to do is learn how to talk to yourself in an uplifting, positively,
realistic manner.
Aldous
Huxley stated: "There's only one
corner of the universe you can be certain of improving, and that's your own
self."
So why
not start? Listen to your internal thoughts, and record what percentage put you
up and what percentage put you down?
REMEMBER
“No one can make you feel inferior
without your consent” - Eleanor
Roosevelt
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