14 MANTRAS TO HELP YOU BUILD POSITIVE SELF-TALK

By Belinda Anderson



That voice inside your head has a huge impact on who you are and how
you live your life.


You may not think so, but with practice you can change your
self-talk.


Why wouldn’t anyone want to develop a habit of positive self-talk?


It uplifts you; it helps increase your confidence, it enables you
to attract what your heart desires, it allows you to adopt a
healthier lifestyle and it helps reduce stress.


However, it can easily slip your mind to regularly practice positive
self-talk if you don't make it a habit.

And yes, it might sound and feel ridiculous at first, but if you keep
going with your positive self-talk it will become natural to you.



To help you stay on track, you may like to put some post-it notes
wherever you'll see them: on the bathroom mirror, on your
computer screen of your wallet, in your car - wherever works
for you.



It's important to constantly remind yourself to speak kindly to
yourself until it becomes a habit.



Bring your awareness to your self-talk when you wake up, when
you're driving to work, waiting to be served at a restaurant,
exercising, or lying down; use it every day, in all situations.

When clients first come to me, this what they tell themselves
day in and day out.



"I don't want to feel overwhelmed.  I don't want to feel full of
anxiety and stress.  I don't want to be rushed every minute of
every day.

I don't want my house to be full of chaos and unhappiness.
I don't want my mind being consumed with negative thoughts
and my body being filled with physical tension.



I don't want to feel so tired and exhausted.



I don't want to feel like I live in a whirlwind.


I don't want to feel 'less' than.  I don't want to just exist from
day to day."





I immediately become clear on what they don't want, so I
shift their focus on what they DO want.

Being a Law of Attraction coach, I know what we focus on
expands,  and what we send out will always return to us.



I then suggest that they change their self-talk to something like:

• I am capable.
• I know who I am and I am enough.
• I choose to be present in all that I do.
• I choose to think thoughts that serve me well.
• I choose to reach for a better feeling.
• I share my happiness with those around me.
• My body is my vehicle in life; I choose to fill it with goodness.
• I feel energetic and alive.
• My life is unfolding beautifully.
• I am confident.
• I always observe before reacting.
• I know with time and effort I can achieve.
• I love challenges and what I learn from overcoming them.
• Each step is taking me to where I want to be.

Your self-talk creates your reality.   Is it time you rewired your
brain and created new thoughts and habits to help bring you
what you DO want as opposed to what you don't want?