The 3 P's for Positive Self-Growth
- By Latasha McIlwaine
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- 29 Jun, 2018
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The 3 P's for Positive Self-Growth
The 3 P's for Positive Self -Growth
Positive Thinking- Starting thinking good thoughts that make you happy. Practice clearing your mind and simply be happy about any and everything. Take a few minutes to take deep cleansing breaths. Breathe in and then let it go.
Positive Communications- Starting having that private conversation of encouragement and motivations with yourself. Yes, talk to yourself. Tell yourself how much you love you each day. Look in the mirror daily and say, "I love you." Speaking highly of yourself with I am statements. I am strong. I am healthy. I am successful. I am at my ideal weight. I am pretty. I am loved. I am a positive force. I am happy.
Positive Attitude- Focusing on all of the positive possibilities. Know that any and all things are possible. Let you positivity can flow endlessly. Positivity will develop positive outcomes. And remember all outcomes are positive and teachable lessons.
Use positivity to develop a better you!
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