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10 Ways To Show ‘Em Who’s The Boss What do people with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) get from doing positive thinking? People with ADD have negative thinking patterns because challenges frustrate them and they are prone to feel overwhelmed. This negative outlook makes it harder for them to move forward. They lose control over themselves. People with ADD who practice positive thinking are able to focus on their strengths and accomplishments. This focus increases their level of happiness and motivation. This development, in turn, allows them to spend more time making progress and less time feeling down and stuck. Ordinary people like you can benefit from the following practical suggestions. These will help you take control over your self and shift into thinking patterns that are more positive and beneficial: 1) Take Good Care Of Yourself 2) Detach From Negative Thoughts 3) Remind Yourself Of the Things You Are Grateful For 4) Practice Lovin', Touchin', And Squeezin' Within Your Immediate
Family One research study on this subject had a server touch the arm of some of her customers as she handed them their checks. She received higher tips from these customers than from the ones she did not touch! 5) Look For The Proof Instead Of Making Assumptions 6) Refrain From Using Absolutes 7) Squash The "ANTs" 8) Increase Your Social Activity 9) Volunteer For An Organization Or Help Another Person 10. Stop Yourself From Doing Ruminations Rumination is another word for excessive worry. Try changing your physical environment - go for a walk or sit outside. You could also call a friend, pick up a book, or turn on the radio for some music. There you have it, ten practical tips to be more in control of your thoughts, feelings, and reactions. These tips aim to increase the flow of more positive thoughts in order to discourage unhealthy ruminations. Try them out. Practice doing these tips and show ‘em who is in
complete control and who is the real Boss! |
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