Worry weighs you down. According to the Mayo Clinic your tension headache, lack of focus, and filling up on Dunkin’ donuts are all signs of being stressed and worrying. When you know how to replace daily worries with positive actions; you’ll improve your physical and mental health.
Worrying prevents you from living your best life because it creates gaping holes where your happiness should be.
Start now–learn how to replace daily worries with positive actions.
Like a weed, worry appears worth something at first, but at the end of the day, it ruins your happiness.
Daily worries are like leaving your dirty clothes next to the hamper or forgetting you ate 5 cookies, not 1 cookie.
They start small but grow into a stumbling block. I call them negative habits.
Habits are actions. Positive habits grow into goals that you reach.
When you adjust negative habits to become positive habits—be deliberate.
Don’t try to do everything at once. That’s asking for permission to fail. Even if you’re impatient, slow down and take in what you’re doing.
Be more aware of things not going well daily and choose one positive action you’re willing to take.
Take it today. And, record what you did.
Tomorrow, decide which positive action you’re willing to take. Take it. And record what you did.
That’s how you build momentum.
You’re using two powerful tools that make my coaching heart sing: awareness and positive action.
I’d like to know what you worry about. Click on the box and ask for Identifying Negative Habits. This is the first step to learning how to replace those negative habits with positive actions.
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