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This document provides suggestions for practicing self-compassion. It recommends treating yourself with the same kindness and sympathy as you would a good friend by using an encouraging internal monologue. While difficult situations may be unchangeable, one can change their reactions to them by acknowledging feelings without overly focusing on negative thoughts, which can help manage circumstances better. Self-criticism is counterproductive and instead mistakes should be viewed with kindness as all people make mistakes.
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This document provides 12 strategies for managing anger from a best-selling book. The strategies include acknowledging that anger is a problem, keeping a log of anger triggers, using social support networks, interrupting anger cycles with relaxation techniques, seeing other perspectives through empathy, finding humor, relaxing activities, building trust, listening effectively, being assertive without aggression, living each day to the fullest, and learning to forgive and forget. Controlling anger is important as uncontrolled anger can damage relationships and health.
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Here is Les Brown's personal formula for success and happiness -- positively charged thoughts, guidance, examples, plus an Action Planner to help you focus your thoughts on specific goals...and achieve them all. The answers are all here in this astonishing book -- with one simple, powerful message: We may not always be able to control what is put in our path, but we can always control what we are...and what we will become.
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2. Self-regulation such as controlling emotions through techniques like meditation.
3. Motivation by setting goals and taking responsibility to improve oneself.
4. Empathy through seeing others' perspectives and building relationships over being right.
5. Social skills like listening, responding honestly and sensitively, and treating others with compassion.
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sometimes when you're in a really bad mood and you're not sure why?
A bad mood could be described as restless, dull, boredom, blah, dull, listless, melancholy or being just plain sad with no real explanation.
How to improve mood which is very important for success
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