Marginally Better - And Much More!

It's not a competition - not a question of being better than someone else. It's the realization that you can make a difference to your inner state in order that you feel marginally better, simply by making some different choices:

• are you aware of how you are feeling?
• are you aware of how that state came about?
• is it because of something someone did?
• a sad or painful memory?
• a failure to accomplish something?
• a mood?
• work?
• the weather?
• ill health?
• relationship difficulties?
• financial problems?
• all of the above announce themselves to you by the way you are feeling, and once you examine that feeling, you will generally find it came about through a series of thoughts
• now you have some choices to make:
• do you want to continue reinforcing the bad feeling?
• would you prefer to feel better?
• In the second case, you can now choose to focus your attention elsewhere - not- to distract yourself, but to shift your energy.
• you might focus on beauty and gratitude (see the many articles about these subjects here on the blog)
• by so doing you shift your energy
• you might focus on keeping your energy high
• by so doing you shift your energy
• This is the beginning
• Becoming aware now gently starts forming part of your daily life
• By making such choices you begin to also become aware of how much of your inner state of well-being lies in your own hands, and in particular, how much of that state of inner well-being lies in the choices you decide to make.

Make yourself feel marginally better - and much more - today!

For much more about consciously choosing your thoughts and feelings, and about becoming aware of the choices you have at all times in order to transform your life, have a look at my book Rewiring the Soul: Finding the Possible Self (paperback or Kindle).

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