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It’s
that time of year again, a time when change and
anticipation is in the air.
For most people, thoughts usually turn to how
they can make the upcoming year the best year ever!
If this year didn’t live up to your
expectations; it’s OK.
There’s no need to have a pity party.
I’ll provide six solutions you can use in
the final days of 2010 to give your self and self
image a
boost for the new year.
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Solution
Number 1: Create
Your Own Unique Rituals.
When
you take the time to create a set of habits, which
can be thought of as a ritual that’s just for you,
you give your lifestyle much needed structure.
Cultivating a set of habits that you create
can do wonders to boost your self image.
The good news...habits are automatic. The bad
news...habits are automatic.
So, as you can see, once you boost your self
image, you’ll naturally have the confidence to
create winning habits that automatically help you to
get where you want to be.
Solution
Number 2: Save
Good Things Others Have Said About You.
Most
women are raised to discount praise they receive.
We tend to play down compliments; or even
worse, over-analyze them.
Accept and enjoy the compliments you get. You
are worthy and fabulous.
If you receive a note of thanks, save that
too. It
does wonders on those days when you’re feeling a
bit down because it’s a super-fast way to elevate
your self image.
This serves as a valid reminder of how
amazing you are.
Solution
Number 3: Visualize
the Things You Want to Accomplish.
Visualizing
doesn’t have to be complicated or scary as you may
initially think. If you have a hard time meditating,
don’t feel pressured to do it.
You can receive similar benefits with
visualization. Visualization
is simply about daydreaming and imagining your
possibilities. Be
a kid again – get your head in the clouds and
reach for the stars.
After all, you’re a rock star!
Consider using visualization as part of your
personal ritual as mentioned in Solution #1.
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Solution
Number 4: Act
As If You’re Wonder Woman.
In
my experience, fear is one of the biggest issues
that prevent us from living the lives we’re worthy
of. The solution here is to act, DESPITE the fear
you have. For
those of you that remember this super-hero with
beauty and brains, take of your glasses, spin around
and embrace your inner Wonder
Woman. Start acting as if you’re fearless and
begin taking calculated risks.
Don’t allow fear to claim power and be your
jailor. Acting
‘as if’ will boost your self-image by leaps and
bounds.
Solution
Number 5: Monitor
Your Negative Self Talk Gremlin.
“Who
do you think you are” is one phrase this gremlin
loves to repeat to you when you try something new.
It tears down your self and self image and
the damage can be cumulative.
Unless you have a strong and confident view
of yourself, you may occasionally fall victim to
this negative self talk gremlin.
My solution is to become aware. When this
gremlin with negative chatter sneaks up on you,
realize it for what it is and stop it right there.
Solution
Number 6: Makeover
Your Belief System.
Most
of the beliefs we have acquired automatically
control our self and self image.
The beliefs I refer to are the conditioning
you received as a child.
These beliefs are an unsolicited gift from
your parents, grandparents and those in authority,
such as clergy, school teachers, etc. Ask
yourself if these beliefs still work for you. If
not, a makeover is in order.
You can use the six solutions mentioned above
to jumpstart the process.
As
you can see, the way you feel about your self and
your self image can be the controlling force to
determine how you’ll fare in 2011.
Make sure to take action and implement at
least one of these solutions in the coming new year.
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