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Find the Red Thread at TamsenWebster.com.
When we're trying to find our way through a difficult time, even when we're getting help from others, we're always trying to find new answers to help us change what's happening. A lot of times, however, the search for the new leads us to miss something that's been there all along. The muscles that we use the most are the strongest, so if we can find ways to reframe a situation to use the mental muscles we've already developed, we can find something that will work for us. We can find a new way of using our "old" ways of thinking.
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By Tamsen WebsterFind the Red Thread at TamsenWebster.com.
When we're trying to find our way through a difficult time, even when we're getting help from others, we're always trying to find new answers to help us change what's happening. A lot of times, however, the search for the new leads us to miss something that's been there all along. The muscles that we use the most are the strongest, so if we can find ways to reframe a situation to use the mental muscles we've already developed, we can find something that will work for us. We can find a new way of using our "old" ways of thinking.
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