To improve your life path through self-talk
|For someone who is working on self-improvement, it is also necessary to listen to yourself and be filled with hope, optimism and enthusiasm.
The self-talk you say to yourself is what shapes your situation and potential.
So, I would like to share with you some tips to improve your life path by practicing self-talk.
(1) Listen carefully to your thoughts

First, know what you are thinking. Rather than letting your thoughts control you, you need to control your thoughts. This is controlling your mind.
You have a constant conversation in your head, most of which is unproductive and destructive.
By listening to the voices in your mind, you can develop a good habit of monitoring your mind and become a better person with better self-control day by day.
(2) Clear out old tapes

When you really listen to the voices in your head, you will often find that they are the opinions, attitudes, beliefs, and words of others that are not your own.
Many of the words that enter your mind are likely re-enacting words and images of past experiences with your parents, friends, teachers, and coworkers.
Now is the time to clear your mind of those people and voices that enter your mind without your permission. Discover your own authentic voice.
(3) Get in touch with your feelings.

Through self-talk, you will learn to deal with a variety of emotions, including fear, anger, jealousy, and confusion. The stronger the emotion, the more powerful it can be.
If you can handle your emotions well, you will become a more mature person.
(4) Speak to yourself as you would to others.

Talking to yourself is more difficult than talking to others. Just as you choose your words when talking to others, choose your words carefully when talking to yourself. Just as you treat others with respect, speak to yourself with respect.
You need to keep your inner self in check. If you can see yourself as someone else and see yourself correctly, you can better control your own thoughts and actions.
So be careful with the self-talk you say to yourself. As David James said, this is talking to the universe, so I encourage you to practice self-talk.