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The One Sentence That Can Change Your Life

Topic: Self-Esteem and Self ConfidenceBy Jan TincherPublished Recently added

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Do you know that your thoughts govern your life, and your health? If you don't take control of your thoughts, all kinds of things happen. Some good, some not so good. Then, do you say to yourself in frustration, "I don't know how to change!"? Well, here's an insight for you. You change by changing your thoughts. (I bet you've heard that before. Still, you keep having the same thoughts, don't you?) If you are always feeling down, maybe your thoughts are something like "I'm always in a "funk". I never seem to have any energy!". If you keep thinking that, then guess what? That's what's going to happen tomorrow. If you get the flu easily, maybe your thoughts are something like "I knew I'd get the flu! I'm always get the flu!" If you keep thinking that, then guess what? You'll get the flu and through the years you'll continually get the flu. If you dread going to the doctor, maybe your thoughts are something like "I know he's going to tell me to lose weight, eat better, and exercise, but I just can't seem to do it." If you keep thinking that, then guess what? You'll keep the habit of being unable to lose weight, eat better, and exercise tomorrow -- and all the rest of your tomorrows. Now, do you realize that if you continually say any or all of the sentences in red, you'll continually keep getting the same results? Let's see what happens when you start to think as you did above, then suddenly change it. You're starting to think that thought, but SUDDENLY you stop in mid thought and say, "I now release the pattern in my consciousness that is creating resistance to my good." Let's compare the two. 1. When your brain hears "I don't know how to change!", it hears AND believes it! So it keeps letting you going through the same experiences that cause the same problem -- where you have the same response and keep making the same mistakes. Or 2. "I now release the pattern in my consciousness that is creating resistance to my good." Hey, how about that? The brain didn't have any resources to call upon as it did in the first sentence. With the second sentence, the brain got busy and allowed the pattern that was creating resistance to your good to flow away. The brain did NOT reproduce the old, frustrating pattern of "I don't know how to change!". Which sentence do you want to use? What scenario do you want to duplicate? The rut people talk about in their brain is the rut of negative patterns continually going around and around. Release that rut by not reproducing the thoughts that made it. You can learn more here: http://www.tameyourbrain.com/changebadhabits.htm It's your option. What do you want your brain to reproduce in your life? The same old frustration or the freedom to change? Good luck. Thank you for reading. Ja P.S. Here's what I've found to be the best methods for healing:nHttp://www.tameyourbrain.com/healthecourse/healthoffer.php For Healing Phone Sessions, go here:nHttp://www.tameyourbrain.com/healthphsessions/phsession.htmnnn~~~~~~~~~ Copyright 2007, Jan Tincher, All Rights Reserved Worldwide Check out my blog here:nhttp://www.freeachesandpainstips.com/blogfaapt/ DISCLAIMER: Jan Tincher and/or *Free Aches And Pains Tips!* ndo not guarantee or warrant that the techniques and strategies nportrayed will work for everyone. The techniques and strategies nare general in nature and may not apply to everyone. The ntechniques and strategies are not intended to substitute for nobtaining medical advice from the medical profession. Always nconsult your own professionals before making any life-changing ndecisions.nn~~~~~~~~~ Have you heard the BUZZ? Why are so many npeople talking about "Fr/ee Aches And Pains Tips"? Simply put: It's jam packed with tips to heal your nbody that every family should know! Sub/scribe here!nMailto:freeachesandpainstips@getresponse.com Or here! Http://www.freeachesandpainstips.com/freeecourse.htmnnn==>Publishers, you are welcome to reprint this article in its nentirety provided you retain the above resource box and include nthis notice. If you would like to check out more of Jan's articles,ngo here: http://www.freeachesandpainstips.com/articles.htm

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Jan Tincher, Master Neuro-Linguistic Programmer & Certified Holistic Healer, is a nationally recognized expert in Hypnotherapy & Neuro-Linguistic Programming. She teaches strategies and techniques that help people heal quickly and easily. She has written hundreds of articles that show people how to live healthier, happier lives. She is an award winning author, and you can read some of her articles at http://www.freeachesandpainstips.com/articles.htm

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