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Five Steps to Reframe Negative Thinking into Positive Thinking
If you’re like most people, you’ve probably experienced negative thoughts at one point or another. It can be difficult to stay positive and look on the bright side when life throws you a curveball.
It’s easy to get stuck in a cycle of negative thinking which can affect our well-being and how we see the world. It can be overwhelming when life throws us a curveball, but by reframing our negative thinking, we can take control and move forward with a positive attitude.
Whether you’re dealing with a difficult situation or just want to focus on the good in life, he’ll show you five steps to help you shift your perspective and mindset.
Step 1: Find a quiet place to process your thoughts.
One of the most important steps in reframing your negative thinking is to give yourself the time and space to process your thoughts without distractions. When we’re overwhelmed by our thoughts, it can be difficult to focus.
Step 2: Identify your negative thought cycle.
When it comes to reframing our negative thinking, it’s important to identify the thought patterns we use. To do this, break down the cycle into five parts: event thought, feeling, behavior, and outcome.
Step 3: Turn the truth into belief.
Once you’ve identified your negative thought cycle, it’s time to turn the truth into a belief. Ask yourself what is true about the situation that is causing you to feel negative.
Step 4: Keep telling yourself the truth.
Once you’ve identified the truth, it’s important to keep reinforcing it. Remind yourself of the truth when you start to slip into negative thinking.
Step 5: Imagine yourself on the edge of a dock.
Finally, John encourages us to imagine ourselves on the edge of a dock. The goal is to take a leap of faith and commit to reframing our negative thinking. Jumping off the dock is a metaphor for taking a chance and turning our negative thoughts into positive ones.
Learning how to reframe our negative thinking is an important life skill. By following these five steps, you can move forward and create a life filled with light and positivity.
Learn more about me at www.johncordray.com
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If you’re like most people, you’ve probably experienced negative thoughts at one point or another. It can be difficult to stay positive and look on the bright side when life throws you a curveball.
It’s easy to get stuck in a cycle of negative thinking which can affect our well-being and how we see the world. It can be overwhelming when life throws us a curveball, but by reframing our negative thinking, we can take control and move forward with a positive attitude.
Whether you’re dealing with a difficult situation or just want to focus on the good in life, he’ll show you five steps to help you shift your perspective and mindset.
Step 1: Find a quiet place to process your thoughts.
One of the most important steps in reframing your negative thinking is to give yourself the time and space to process your thoughts without distractions. When we’re overwhelmed by our thoughts, it can be difficult to focus.
Step 2: Identify your negative thought cycle.
When it comes to reframing our negative thinking, it’s important to identify the thought patterns we use. To do this, break down the cycle into five parts: event thought, feeling, behavior, and outcome.
Step 3: Turn the truth into belief.
Once you’ve identified your negative thought cycle, it’s time to turn the truth into a belief. Ask yourself what is true about the situation that is causing you to feel negative.
Step 4: Keep telling yourself the truth.
Once you’ve identified the truth, it’s important to keep reinforcing it. Remind yourself of the truth when you start to slip into negative thinking.
Step 5: Imagine yourself on the edge of a dock.
Finally, John encourages us to imagine ourselves on the edge of a dock. The goal is to take a leap of faith and commit to reframing our negative thinking. Jumping off the dock is a metaphor for taking a chance and turning our negative thoughts into positive ones.
Learning how to reframe our negative thinking is an important life skill. By following these five steps, you can move forward and create a life filled with light and positivity.
Learn more about me at www.johncordray.com
Smells Like Humans
Like listening to funny friends discuss curious human behavior.
Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify
Support the show
Rate the show: If you enjoyed this episode, please consider providing an honest rating of the show here www.mentalhealthtodayshow.com/reviews/new .
Disclaimer: The Mental Health Today Show is for educational purposes only and should not be interpreted as therapy. If you are seeking therapy, please contact a licensed therapist for help.
Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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