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  Even When We Know Better Yet We Think Negatively - Why?   Why do we think negatively when we know better? Because thinking negatively, expecting “the worst,” seeing the downside of positive situations, and even downright expecting failure, all convey a kind of backwards-thinking, emotional insurance policy.  It goes something like, “If I expect a tragedy, then I won’t be disappointed when it takes place.” Of course, this is NOT what we truly want or need in our lives.  So how can we stop talking ourselves into these thinking traps?  Let’s take a look at two powerful ways to quiet the negative inner voice that leads us astray: 1.  Start focusing on the grey area between the extremes. Life simply isn’t black or white – 100% of this or 100% of that – all or nothing.  Thinking in extremes like this is a fast way to misery, because negative thinking tends to view any situation that’s less than perfect as being extremely bad...

Here’s a simple exercise that will break the cycle of negative thoughts and negative beliefs you may be experiencing. It will also turn your subconscious mind into a power house of positive energy which will draw more positive situations and positive people into your life while allowing you to enjoy greater success When you fill your subconscious mind with positive, empowering thoughts and positive beliefs, you direct its infinite energy to effortlessly fulfill your goals and create the life you want. It isn’t enough to simply have positive thoughts once in a while or try to practice positive thinking when things go wrong. If you allow negative or discouraging thoughts and negative beliefs to take root in your mind, they’ll cancel out the empowering effects of your positive thoughts and positive beliefs. So those negative thoughts can quickly wipe out any positive thinking. This is the main reason why simple positive  thinking doesn’t work. Here...

Beware of the great deceiver It's sneaky and will deceive you, convince you to give up or tell you that you can't do something before you even get started. Even though you really want to succeed this great deceiver will sneak in and get you to give up on your dreams. You'll keep trying and it keeps deceiving you. This great deceiver is your mind and all those negative thoughts and negative beliefs it comes up with when you decide to make a change or achieve a goal. Your mind can deceive you and convince you that you're not good enough and that you'll never achieve your goal. It may even tell you that you're not smart enough. Sure you want to achieve your goals and so you decide this time you're going to succeed. So you get started. Then your mind starts to play it's games. Telling you that you need to wait, try another day, you don't know what you're doing, you can't do this, not right now... It comes up ...