The document provides tips for achieving goals using visualization, symbols, focus, and willpower. It recommends imagining success and creating a collage to visualize the goal. Focusing on problems can make one feel tired or overwhelmed, while focusing on positives like "it's worth it" can shift biochemistry. Having a strong "big reason" like health or family helps sustain motivation over obstacles. Body positions can be used to "lock in" feelings of strength. Maintaining a positive focus on already achieving the goal, rather than struggles, helps feel rock solid in accomplishing what one wants.
This document provides instructions for playing a new summer sport called "launch juice sport". The game involves using powerful blenders to launch different colored fruit juices as far as possible onto a large white sheet from behind a red line. Players choose different fruits to blend and turn on their blenders after a whistle to eject the juice toward the sheet. The player whose juice stain travels the farthest is the winner. Multiple rounds are played in groups of five competitors to determine an overall champion. After the championship, players share fresh fruit juices together in the shade.
The document announces that the author is 20 weeks pregnant and had an ultrasound to learn the baby's sex. The ultrasound revealed that the baby is healthy with 10 fingers and toes and a heartbeat of 152 bpm. It was determined that the baby is a girl who is due to be born around March 18th, 2013.
This document summarizes a student's assignment to prototype solutions to increase motivation for last-year dental students. The student identified several potential solutions, tested two prototypes with feedback, and reorganized their options. The final prototypes selected were: 1) Creating a mural with patient comments and suggestions, taking weekly photos to share on social media, and 2) Allowing students to design their own clinical hats and play music to create a friendlier clinic environment.
The parents found out the gender of their growing baby at a 20 week ultrasound appointment. Their active and healthy baby has 10 fingers and 10 toes and a healthy heartbeat of 152 bpm. While the baby was shy, her older sister was able to determine that the future sibling is a girl, due to arrive around March 18th, 2013.
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This 13-day guide provides daily lessons on topics like dealing with disappointment, embracing imperfection, finding purpose in pain, changing limiting beliefs, taking control of emotions, and living with meaning and purpose. Each day focuses on a different theme and provides 3 steps or strategies to help the reader improve their mindset and live an inspired life. The overall message is that readers have more control than they think over how they feel and react to situations, and can choose empowering beliefs and perceptions that help them grow.
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This document provides a 13-day guide to "Inspired Living" with summaries of each day's topic. Day 1 discusses staying focused on what is within your control in life rather than things outside your control. Day 2 talks about embracing imperfection and taking action rather than waiting for perfection. Day 3 explains finding purpose in pain by allowing painful experiences to motivate personal growth and improvement.
This document provides instructions for playing a new summer sport called "launch juice sport". The game involves using powerful blenders to launch different colored fruit juices as far as possible onto a large white sheet from behind a red line. Players choose different fruits to blend and turn on their blenders after a whistle to eject the juice toward the sheet. The player whose juice stain travels the farthest is the winner. Multiple rounds are played in groups of five competitors to determine an overall champion. After the championship, players share fresh fruit juices together in the shade.
The document announces that the author is 20 weeks pregnant and had an ultrasound to learn the baby's sex. The ultrasound revealed that the baby is healthy with 10 fingers and toes and a heartbeat of 152 bpm. It was determined that the baby is a girl who is due to be born around March 18th, 2013.
This document summarizes a student's assignment to prototype solutions to increase motivation for last-year dental students. The student identified several potential solutions, tested two prototypes with feedback, and reorganized their options. The final prototypes selected were: 1) Creating a mural with patient comments and suggestions, taking weekly photos to share on social media, and 2) Allowing students to design their own clinical hats and play music to create a friendlier clinic environment.
The parents found out the gender of their growing baby at a 20 week ultrasound appointment. Their active and healthy baby has 10 fingers and 10 toes and a healthy heartbeat of 152 bpm. While the baby was shy, her older sister was able to determine that the future sibling is a girl, due to arrive around March 18th, 2013.
Resilience 13 days of inspired living bonusAkash Karia
This 13-day guide provides daily lessons on topics like dealing with disappointment, embracing imperfection, finding purpose in pain, changing limiting beliefs, taking control of emotions, and living with meaning and purpose. Each day focuses on a different theme and provides 3 steps or strategies to help the reader improve their mindset and live an inspired life. The overall message is that readers have more control than they think over how they feel and react to situations, and can choose empowering beliefs and perceptions that help them grow.
Resilience 13 days of inspired living bonusAkash Karia
This document provides a 13-day guide to "Inspired Living" with summaries of each day's topic. Day 1 discusses staying focused on what is within your control in life rather than things outside your control. Day 2 talks about embracing imperfection and taking action rather than waiting for perfection. Day 3 explains finding purpose in pain by allowing painful experiences to motivate personal growth and improvement.
The document discusses various ways to manage stress and anxiety. It defines stress as the body's non-specific response to demands and notes that anxiety is a feeling of apprehension or fear from an unknown source. It then provides tips to reduce stress such as organizing one's life, practicing relaxation techniques, taking breaks, communicating, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Several relaxation techniques are also described, including meditation, imagery, progressive muscle relaxation, and diaphragmatic breathing.
Achieving Apatheia — 7 Steps To Controlling Your Perceptions Like A StoicRyan Holiday
Adapted from "The Obstacle Is The Way: The Timeless Art of Turning Trials into Triumph" by Ryan Holiday
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Letting Go & Letting Go of Stories You Tell Yourself. A self-guided journey for women of color over 40 to learn to let go of limiting beliefs and behavior patterns. Learn to let go of negative thought and emotions in order to manage stress, decrease anxiety, and increase your mental wellbeing.
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This document introduces a method from Fractal Psychology to control emotions and recover from feeling depressed. The method involves separating one's "Adult Self" from one's "Child Self" and having the Adult Self comfort and encourage the Child Self using modification statements. Practicing this allows one to regain energy and motivation from within, without relying on others for support. Key aspects include imagining one's childhood self, experiencing its emotions, and replacing negative thoughts with positive encouragement from the perspective of the Adult Self.
Self-Talk and Brain Training Tools-Wayne WeathersbyWayne Weathersby
Reframing Your Thoughts
It truly is not what happened in your life that creates your story, it’s how you interpreted (or
framed) your experiences.
The Power of Interpretation (Perspective)
Your interpretation of events either empower you or disempower you. Even the worst
experiences of life, that feel like a curse, can be re-framed to find the silver lining or blessing
contained within them. It is the MEANING we attach to a situation that determines whether it
moves us forward or holds us back. The meaning also impacts the way we react and feel about
any circumstances.
Find the Silver Lining
For every seemingly negative circumstance in life, there either was (or could be) a positive
outcome because of it. You can choose to interpret events in a way that is DISEMPOWERING
(makes you feel resentful or guilty) or you can interpret them in a way that is EMPOWERING
by asking yourself:
This document discusses losing weight and achieving success through developing a positive mindset and taking responsibility for one's goals. It recommends keeping a daily gratitude journal to focus on positives. It also suggests starting a fitness goal like walking gradually, such as 500 steps per day, to build endurance and strength without feeling overwhelmed. The document stresses that deeply held core beliefs must change for positive changes to truly take root, and that occasional affirmations or visualization alone may not transform those underlying beliefs. It advises journaling current eating and activities for a week to establish a baseline before beginning a weight loss program.
This document discusses how to conquer fears and reach goals. It explains that fear often stops us from making decisions or changing habitual behaviors. Our "story" or perceptions of past experiences can trigger fear and keep us stuck. The document provides steps to overcome fear such as using positive self-talk, accepting the past, keeping a journal, seeing change as a process, trusting instincts, and moving through discomfort to take steps toward goals. Conquering fear requires learning to accept difficulties and take action even when uncertain of outcomes.
Run your own race,self directed change program and self confidenceSandy Singh
www.shannontranphd.com gives the inspiration and guidance on how to win at your own pace! Learn how to use visualization effectively to achieve goals, and how to let go of unhealthy comparisons.
The document discusses 4 rules of success:
1) Be aware that you are a thinking being who thinks constantly
2) Realize you can only think one thought at a time
3) Understand you can control your thoughts and thinking
4) Recognize you become what you think - your present self is the result of past thoughts
Harness stress with these easy mind hacks so that you don’t get too caught up in the whirlwind that is modern life. These stress relief tips can be performed in five minutes or less.
This document discusses transitioning from healing to thriving in marriage. It outlines 5 tasks to revitalize the relationship: revive safety, recover trust and commitment, refocus your story, revitalize dreams, and re-create life. Signs of thriving include friendship, enjoyment, intimacy, spirituality and low antagonism. The goal is to share skills to accelerate this transition using "5 yagaddas": wanting to thrive, knowing how, using skills learned, noticing success, and adapting. Homework includes discussing what thriving means for their marriage, starting a thriving journal, discussing readiness and self-image. The overall message is about learning new relationship skills to continuously improve the marriage.
This document provides tips and advice for achieving success. It discusses how successful people have high energy, clear goals and plans, and a positive attitude. Mistakes like low energy, vague goals and poor organization can hinder success. The mind operates like a computer program, and it's important to have awareness of your goals and the power to change negatives. Habits and goals help provide direction, while chunking goals into smaller steps and maintaining momentum can overcome rationalizations for inaction. Mindset is important, so choose a mindset of greatness through qualities like passion and focus. Success is an attitude.
This document provides 10 ways to boost self-esteem. They include being positive, building confidence through visualization, keeping a journal, being optimistic, establishing goals, relying on self-belief over others' opinions, lightening up and not taking things too seriously, killing negativity with positive self-talk, sparing time alone for oneself, and relaxing in a chair with positive visualization. The overall message is that focusing on positivity, confidence, and self-care can help improve self-esteem.
Self esteem tips for women looking for workLora Pezzell
This document provides tips for improving self-esteem, including filling your mind with positive thoughts through affirmations and visualization. It recommends acting confidently, avoiding criticism, practicing gratitude, and reframing negative experiences in a positive light. When feeling depressed, the document suggests accepting reality while focusing on positive activities, thoughts, and social support.
Stop what you're doing, take a deep breath using 7-11 breathing, and override negative thoughts with positive self-talk. Then proceed with your task or goal slowly by breaking it into smaller, more manageable steps. This document provides tips for handling difficult daily transitions by stopping unhelpful behaviors, calming yourself with breathing, challenging negative thoughts, and approaching challenges incrementally.
The document discusses the importance of having a positive attitude. It provides tips on how to look at things in a positive light and maintain a winning mindset. Some key points include:
1) Attitude is how we perceive our surroundings, so thinking positively allows us to see opportunities rather than problems.
2) Maintaining a positive, cheerful attitude comes from our thoughts - if we think positively, we will feel positive.
3) Having integrity, taking care of our physical health, and focusing on the present moment while learning from the past can help us overcome challenges with enthusiasm.
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The document provides secrets to success borrowed from athletics. It emphasizes that commitment, working hard towards clearly defined goals, and wanting to work hard are the most powerful predictors of success. It stresses establishing a routine for studying at the right time and place, avoiding negative self-talk, deciding what kind of student you want to be, training as you will perform, dealing with plateaus, breathing to relax the mind, using visualization, focusing on your own improvement rather than others, developing mental toughness, distinguishing problems from facts, setting high expectations, practicing even when unmotivated, monitoring progress, giving best effort, following instructions, and seeking help from teachers.
Basavarajeeyam is a Sreshta Sangraha grantha (Compiled book ), written by Neelkanta kotturu Basavaraja Virachita. It contains 25 Prakaranas, First 24 Chapters related to Rogas& 25th to Rasadravyas.
The document discusses various ways to manage stress and anxiety. It defines stress as the body's non-specific response to demands and notes that anxiety is a feeling of apprehension or fear from an unknown source. It then provides tips to reduce stress such as organizing one's life, practicing relaxation techniques, taking breaks, communicating, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Several relaxation techniques are also described, including meditation, imagery, progressive muscle relaxation, and diaphragmatic breathing.
Achieving Apatheia — 7 Steps To Controlling Your Perceptions Like A StoicRyan Holiday
Adapted from "The Obstacle Is The Way: The Timeless Art of Turning Trials into Triumph" by Ryan Holiday
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1591846358/ryanholnet-20
Letting Go & Letting Go of Stories You Tell Yourself. A self-guided journey for women of color over 40 to learn to let go of limiting beliefs and behavior patterns. Learn to let go of negative thought and emotions in order to manage stress, decrease anxiety, and increase your mental wellbeing.
Read the full blog post here: https://macalarose.com/blogs/mindful-living/letting-go-releasing-the-thoughts-and-emotions-that-weigh-you-down
When you are feeling down...please watch this! Mau Isshiki
This document introduces a method from Fractal Psychology to control emotions and recover from feeling depressed. The method involves separating one's "Adult Self" from one's "Child Self" and having the Adult Self comfort and encourage the Child Self using modification statements. Practicing this allows one to regain energy and motivation from within, without relying on others for support. Key aspects include imagining one's childhood self, experiencing its emotions, and replacing negative thoughts with positive encouragement from the perspective of the Adult Self.
Self-Talk and Brain Training Tools-Wayne WeathersbyWayne Weathersby
Reframing Your Thoughts
It truly is not what happened in your life that creates your story, it’s how you interpreted (or
framed) your experiences.
The Power of Interpretation (Perspective)
Your interpretation of events either empower you or disempower you. Even the worst
experiences of life, that feel like a curse, can be re-framed to find the silver lining or blessing
contained within them. It is the MEANING we attach to a situation that determines whether it
moves us forward or holds us back. The meaning also impacts the way we react and feel about
any circumstances.
Find the Silver Lining
For every seemingly negative circumstance in life, there either was (or could be) a positive
outcome because of it. You can choose to interpret events in a way that is DISEMPOWERING
(makes you feel resentful or guilty) or you can interpret them in a way that is EMPOWERING
by asking yourself:
This document discusses losing weight and achieving success through developing a positive mindset and taking responsibility for one's goals. It recommends keeping a daily gratitude journal to focus on positives. It also suggests starting a fitness goal like walking gradually, such as 500 steps per day, to build endurance and strength without feeling overwhelmed. The document stresses that deeply held core beliefs must change for positive changes to truly take root, and that occasional affirmations or visualization alone may not transform those underlying beliefs. It advises journaling current eating and activities for a week to establish a baseline before beginning a weight loss program.
This document discusses how to conquer fears and reach goals. It explains that fear often stops us from making decisions or changing habitual behaviors. Our "story" or perceptions of past experiences can trigger fear and keep us stuck. The document provides steps to overcome fear such as using positive self-talk, accepting the past, keeping a journal, seeing change as a process, trusting instincts, and moving through discomfort to take steps toward goals. Conquering fear requires learning to accept difficulties and take action even when uncertain of outcomes.
Run your own race,self directed change program and self confidenceSandy Singh
www.shannontranphd.com gives the inspiration and guidance on how to win at your own pace! Learn how to use visualization effectively to achieve goals, and how to let go of unhealthy comparisons.
The document discusses 4 rules of success:
1) Be aware that you are a thinking being who thinks constantly
2) Realize you can only think one thought at a time
3) Understand you can control your thoughts and thinking
4) Recognize you become what you think - your present self is the result of past thoughts
Harness stress with these easy mind hacks so that you don’t get too caught up in the whirlwind that is modern life. These stress relief tips can be performed in five minutes or less.
This document discusses transitioning from healing to thriving in marriage. It outlines 5 tasks to revitalize the relationship: revive safety, recover trust and commitment, refocus your story, revitalize dreams, and re-create life. Signs of thriving include friendship, enjoyment, intimacy, spirituality and low antagonism. The goal is to share skills to accelerate this transition using "5 yagaddas": wanting to thrive, knowing how, using skills learned, noticing success, and adapting. Homework includes discussing what thriving means for their marriage, starting a thriving journal, discussing readiness and self-image. The overall message is about learning new relationship skills to continuously improve the marriage.
This document provides tips and advice for achieving success. It discusses how successful people have high energy, clear goals and plans, and a positive attitude. Mistakes like low energy, vague goals and poor organization can hinder success. The mind operates like a computer program, and it's important to have awareness of your goals and the power to change negatives. Habits and goals help provide direction, while chunking goals into smaller steps and maintaining momentum can overcome rationalizations for inaction. Mindset is important, so choose a mindset of greatness through qualities like passion and focus. Success is an attitude.
This document provides 10 ways to boost self-esteem. They include being positive, building confidence through visualization, keeping a journal, being optimistic, establishing goals, relying on self-belief over others' opinions, lightening up and not taking things too seriously, killing negativity with positive self-talk, sparing time alone for oneself, and relaxing in a chair with positive visualization. The overall message is that focusing on positivity, confidence, and self-care can help improve self-esteem.
Self esteem tips for women looking for workLora Pezzell
This document provides tips for improving self-esteem, including filling your mind with positive thoughts through affirmations and visualization. It recommends acting confidently, avoiding criticism, practicing gratitude, and reframing negative experiences in a positive light. When feeling depressed, the document suggests accepting reality while focusing on positive activities, thoughts, and social support.
Stop what you're doing, take a deep breath using 7-11 breathing, and override negative thoughts with positive self-talk. Then proceed with your task or goal slowly by breaking it into smaller, more manageable steps. This document provides tips for handling difficult daily transitions by stopping unhelpful behaviors, calming yourself with breathing, challenging negative thoughts, and approaching challenges incrementally.
The document discusses the importance of having a positive attitude. It provides tips on how to look at things in a positive light and maintain a winning mindset. Some key points include:
1) Attitude is how we perceive our surroundings, so thinking positively allows us to see opportunities rather than problems.
2) Maintaining a positive, cheerful attitude comes from our thoughts - if we think positively, we will feel positive.
3) Having integrity, taking care of our physical health, and focusing on the present moment while learning from the past can help us overcome challenges with enthusiasm.
A colorful Bright Livelihoods personal worksheetLisa F Widder
Curious about what "students" get out of life coaching sessions? Well, this might not answer your questions but it might get you thinking.
Check out www.brightlivelihoods.com to find out more.
The document provides secrets to success borrowed from athletics. It emphasizes that commitment, working hard towards clearly defined goals, and wanting to work hard are the most powerful predictors of success. It stresses establishing a routine for studying at the right time and place, avoiding negative self-talk, deciding what kind of student you want to be, training as you will perform, dealing with plateaus, breathing to relax the mind, using visualization, focusing on your own improvement rather than others, developing mental toughness, distinguishing problems from facts, setting high expectations, practicing even when unmotivated, monitoring progress, giving best effort, following instructions, and seeking help from teachers.
Basavarajeeyam is a Sreshta Sangraha grantha (Compiled book ), written by Neelkanta kotturu Basavaraja Virachita. It contains 25 Prakaranas, First 24 Chapters related to Rogas& 25th to Rasadravyas.
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We’re talking about Vedic Meditation, a form of meditation that has been around for at least 5,000 years. Back then, the people who lived in the Indus Valley, now known as India and Pakistan, practised meditation as a fundamental part of daily life. This knowledge that has given us yoga and Ayurveda, was known as Veda, hence the name Vedic. And though there are some written records, the practice has been passed down verbally from generation to generation.
These lecture slides, by Dr Sidra Arshad, offer a quick overview of the physiological basis of a normal electrocardiogram.
Learning objectives:
1. Define an electrocardiogram (ECG) and electrocardiography
2. Describe how dipoles generated by the heart produce the waveforms of the ECG
3. Describe the components of a normal electrocardiogram of a typical bipolar lead (limb II)
4. Differentiate between intervals and segments
5. Enlist some common indications for obtaining an ECG
6. Describe the flow of current around the heart during the cardiac cycle
7. Discuss the placement and polarity of the leads of electrocardiograph
8. Describe the normal electrocardiograms recorded from the limb leads and explain the physiological basis of the different records that are obtained
9. Define mean electrical vector (axis) of the heart and give the normal range
10. Define the mean QRS vector
11. Describe the axes of leads (hexagonal reference system)
12. Comprehend the vectorial analysis of the normal ECG
13. Determine the mean electrical axis of the ventricular QRS and appreciate the mean axis deviation
14. Explain the concepts of current of injury, J point, and their significance
Study Resources:
1. Chapter 11, Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, 14th edition
2. Chapter 9, Human Physiology - From Cells to Systems, Lauralee Sherwood, 9th edition
3. Chapter 29, Ganong’s Review of Medical Physiology, 26th edition
4. Electrocardiogram, StatPearls - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK549803/
5. ECG in Medical Practice by ABM Abdullah, 4th edition
6. Chapter 3, Cardiology Explained, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK2214/
7. ECG Basics, http://www.nataliescasebook.com/tag/e-c-g-basics
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3. Imagine
that
you
already
met
your
goals,
how
would
that
feel
like,
what
will
it
look
like?
4. Make
a
collage
or
choose
a
symbol
that
will
remind
you
of
the
feeling
of
the
success
of
reaching
your
goals.
5. Make
sure
to
keep
your
collage
in
a
place
where
you
can
see
it!
Here
is
what
I
choose:
-‐
Freedom:
Birds
-‐
Fierce
and
strength:
Tiger
-‐
Solid,
Unstoppable:
Rock
6.
Now,
Body
Lock
It!
That’s
you
on
the
top.
While
you
remember
the
feeling
of
you
achieving
your
goal
lock
it
in
your
body
by
doing
this:
-‐
Remember
a
6me
when
you
felt
good
about
yourself,
when
you
achieved
something
or
felt
powerful.
-‐
Lock
it
in
your
body
by
making
a
gesture
or
a
body
posi6on.
You
could
close
your
fist,
jump,
touch
your
shoulder
firmly,
etc.
-‐
Hold
that
for
3
minutes
and
do
the
posture
any6me
that
you
feel
challenged
so
that
it
reminds
you
of
your
strength.
7. Let’s
take
a
look
at
will….
Have
you
ever
felt
like
you
don’t
have
enough
“will”
to
do
something?
We
all
have
will.
Will
is
a
force.
It’s
s6llness
in
movement.
It
will
either
work
against
us
or
it
will
work
to
benefit
us.
If
you
think
about
it
when
we
do
something,
we
are
using
our
will
force;
even
if
it’s
just
to
reach
a
glass
of
water
or
to
run
a
marathon.
Its
interes6ng
to
see
it
in
that
way,
right?
8. You
just
need
to
give
a
direc-on
to
your
will
force.
So,
let
me
ask
you
this:
What
will
be
a
big
reason
to
keep
your
will
engaged
in
accomplishing
want
you
want?
9. Knowing
your
“big
reason”
will
allow
you
to
experience
the
strength
of
your
wan6ng
and
will
help
you
stay
rock
solid
in
achieving
what
you
want.
When
you
know
what
you
want,
the
obstacles
are
not
so
important
because
your
focus
is
on
your
goal/des6na6on
and
your
big
reason
is
your
fuel:
what
keeps
you
going,
no
maUer
what.
10. Quali@es
of
a
reliable
“big
reason”
•
It
doesn’t
depend
on
others.
It
relies
on
yourself
Example:
-‐I
want
to
be
healthier
because
I
want
to
meet
my
grandchildren
Now
fill
in
the
blank:
-‐
I
m
want
to
_______
because
I
want
to________
Quali@es
of
a
not
reliable
“big
reason”
•
It
depends
on
others
L
Example:
-‐I
want
to
be
healthy
because
he,
she
wants
me
to.
-‐
I
want
to
_______because
everyone
says
“I
should”
11. Remember:
What
you
focus
on
will
affect
the
way
that
you
feel.
Focus
on
your
problems
and
struggles
for
5
seconds
and
no6ce
what
changes.
How
do
you
feel?
Tired?
Heavy?
Overwhelmed?
Normal?
Now
focus
on
something
that
makes
you
happy,
peaceful,
sa6sfied
for
5
seconds.
No6ce
what
happens
in
your
body,
did
anything
change?
How
do
you
feel
now?
Your
biochemistry
will
shi
once
you
shi
your
focus!
12. Instead
of
focusing
Focus
That’s
you
again!
on
this:
on
this:
“Its
too
difficult” “It’s
worth
it”
“I
can’t” “Let’s
give
it
a
try”
“I
am
afraid” “I
am
excited”
“I
struggle”
“I
adventure”
“I
am
helpless” “I
have
a
choice”
“I
am
stagnant” “I
take
ac6on
right
now!”
13. This
one
I
created
for
myself
while
I
was
doing
a
37
day
juice
fast:
Instead
of
focusing
on:
“This
is
too
much
work”
I
focused
on:
“This
is
nothing
in
comparison
with
the
results
that
I
am
going
to
get”
14. Quick
Checklist:
ü
Collage
that
will
remind
me
of
my
success
ü
The
right
big
reason
that
will
keep
me
mo6vated
is_______
ü
I
see
myself
already
there
ü
My
focus
maUers,
it
changes
the
way
I
feel
so
I
focus
on
my
big
enough
reason
because
it
makes
me
feel
rock
solid.
ü
I
use
the
body
lock
to
remember
my
strength
and
power
15. And
remember:
we
don’t
need
to
be
somewhere,
achieve
something
or
look
in
a
specific
way
to
feel
happy
and
fulfilled.
We
can
have
all
the
best
things
in
our
life
right
now.
We
all
deserve
it!
So
don’t
wait!
16. Good
job!
J
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