| iman335543 | Date: Wednesday, 09-06-2021, 6:54 PM | Message # 1 |
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Status:  | A strong-hearted person can open the door to courage, regain strength, and avoid depression or anxiety in the storm of life. The key question is whether we can develop a stronger mindset. Obviously, this is a behavioral trait that we can all develop and improve!
At some point in our life we experience some kind of pain. For example, it could be the loss of a loved one, illness, or lack of motivation to fulfill daily wishes. If you don't understand How to train the mind to be stronger than emotions, all of these examples can be scary and difficult to handle.
1. You will not react immediately.
The direct response to emotional factors is a big mistake. You are more likely to say or do something you will regret later. Before you refute the trigger for an emotional argument, take a deep breath to calm your overwhelming urge.
2. Acknowledge your thoughts.
Thoughts are habitual and it is difficult to be aware of every thought that arises in the mind at first. To improve, you must first know exactly what you are thinking.
3. Discover the "cause" of your emotions.
If you notice your thoughts, what caused your feelings?
4. Change your view of the situation.
Understanding the source of the problem can change your thinking. Your thoughts and beliefs shape your emotions. So think about your ideas. Are they based on facts? This makes sense? Is your belief true?
5. Change your expectations.
Look at your expectations. If they are not realistic, you will definitely be disappointed and stressed.
6. Avoid negative thoughts.
Emotionally confused people are more likely to slip into negative thought patterns. They usually recreate the situation and relive their emotions. Get rid of negative thoughts.
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