The 6 Words That Separate You From Negative Thoughts, Keep You From Blindly Jumping To Conclusions + Build Instant Self-Awareness

You and I, thousands of times a day, mindlessly engage in one harmful habit:

A disempowering thought or judgement will cross our mind, and then…

WE INSTANTLY BELIEVE IT’S TRUE.

Yea. Not always a great thing to do.

• “John definitely does not like me.”
• “I don’t deserve to speak at this event.”
• “It would be impossible to complete by this Friday.”

Here are the 6 words to decrease the negative side-effects of this habit + separate yourself from these kinds of thoughts:

• Now
• I’m (yes, counting the contraction as one word. Deal with it.)
• having
• the
• thought
• that….
• [insert your thought here]

Example:

“Now I’m having the thought that this phone call is going to be seriously uncomfortable for me.”

WHAT THESE 6 WORDS DO FOR YOU..

Putting these 6 words in front of your disempowering thoughts throughout the day, especially when said aloud…

• separates you from your thoughts
• brings awareness to the tapes playing in your mind (because you can’t change something if you’re not aware of it)
• instantly shows you that your thought isn’t necessarily THE TRUTH
• often naturally invites you to start coming up with other possibilities or alternative interpretations
• transforms your words from a guessed statement of fact (that your brain then latches onto and takes off with…) into an OBSERVATION about a concern you have.
• has the power to start radically different conversations with those around you.
• empowers you—just like meditation—to become an observer of your world, instead of a disengaged human who walks around reacting to everything.

This is too easy for you to not try.

Give it a shot. Seriously.

Powerful changes can sometimes come from just a tweak of your words.

TRY IT: “Now I’m having the thought that…”

Enjoy.