Opportunity to Grow

As I already mentioned in one of my articles, NLP has developed a
model that I call the “magic disc” and that is composed of
several elements. I’m going to talk about 3 ways that will
enhance the quality of your life by developing the quality of
optimism.

1. You must have positive emotions. It was discovered through
study that there is more than 200 emotions. Let’s pretend now
that half of them are positive like happiness, peace, gratitude,
and half of them are negative, like fear, anger or frustration.
Standing on the positive side of the road, always, all day long,
is very difficult, but that’s how you can get a life that you can
be proud of, a life worth living, an extraordinary life.

2. You must have positive thoughts. Studies showed that one can
have 5000 thoughts or more in a given day. If it’s true or not, I
don’t know, but what I do know is that we have a lot of thoughts
going on in our daily life. Some are positive and some are
negative, or somewhat positive and somewhat negative. There are
numerous tools that you can use, NLP tools and techniques, to
quickly change an emotion or a thought and turn it into positive.

3. You have to use positive words. Words are a reflection of what
you think and what you feel. Use positive words. Use “Do” instead
of “Don’t”. People that use “don’t” all the time are people who
know exactly what they don’t want in life. They rarely know what
they really want. If you want to be full of optimism, use
positive words. This way, you will feel positive emotions and you
will think positive.

Again, everything is interconnected, as the NLP magic disc has
revealed to us. Change your thoughts and you change your
emotions. I personally found that changing the way I speak to
myself and others has a dramatic impact on my life. Try it! But
be careful, you can become a person full of optimism. Is that
what you want?

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Tags: NLP - Motivation //