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Developing your thinking is a major part of personal development. And it becomes essential to change the way you think. The first thing is to control your thoughts. If you are able to control your thoughts then it becomes easy to change your thinking.
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- 1. Develop Good Thinking A lesson by Karam Pal
- 2. The point Developing your thinking is a major part of personal development. And it becomes essential to change the way you think. The first thing is to control your thoughts. If you are able to control your thoughts then it becomes easy to change your thinking.
- 3. What do I mean by changing thinking here? I mean that finding the opportunity in every situation. Thinking long term about your actions. For many years, my thinking was..... ”I am unable to it. Life is bad for me. I don't have the resources to change my life. I don't have the capacity. Other people are responsible for my life. I can't control things.” This type of thinking is de-motivating. You lose hope in life and accept what is happening instead of changing it.
- 4. So it becomes critical 1. To be ready to learn 2. To be open-minded for new things 3. To do new experiments
- 5. What can you do? #1 Make it a habit to develop your thinking. Read more books, solve problems and practice to do your work happily. #2 Developing thinking is like developing your muscles. You have to give pressure to change it. Otherwise same old thoughts appear again and again. #3 Do the work, you are scared of doing, do the stuff you have been avoiding for a long time. Changing your old thinking takes times, constant efforts, and doing the stuff.
- 6. Actions ➔ Make it a habit to change your thinking ➔ Practice, Practice, Practice ➔ Do the stuff that you care scared of.
- 7. Congratulations!! Download “Unlock Your Full Potential”.