Change What You Do And You Change Your Results
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A simple system for interrupting negative self-talk
Most people believe stress comes from what happens around them - a mistake at work, a tense conversation or a plan that falls apart. But something happens before the stress reaction begins. You say a sentence to yourself about what just happened.
“That always happens to me.”
“I can’t deal with this.”
“This is going to go badly.”
That sentence changes your emotional tone and influences what you do next. Over time, the sentences you repeat most often become automatic reactions. Automatic reactions create patterns. Patterns shape results. The Self-Talk Effect teaches you how to interrupt that process.
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Most reactions follow a simple pattern.
Something happens.
A message goes unanswered or a plan changes.
Your mind produces a sentence.
"They're ignorning me"
“This always happens to me.”
That sentence shapes your reaction and your mood.
Emotion rises and behavior follows. Not always positive behavior!
But when you change the sentence, you change the reaction.
That is what The Self-Talk Effect teaches you to do.
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