Why do we beat ourselves up?

Leading performance psychologist and Chairman of the Human Performance Institute Dr. Jim Loehr said:

"Your mindset puts a lid on what you can achieve, because your body hears everything your mind says and acts accordingly."

If you go to a restaurant, you wouldn't order your least favourite dish, would you?

Yet when it comes to our thinking, we humans have a habit of choosing the most unsavoury thought patterns that don't support what we want to achieve.

If beating ourselves up worked, we would all have a six-pack, a fat wallet and a permanent grin.

When we align our thinking to our vision, move our mental cursor to what we want, and stay on the right page, the universe has a habit of falling into line and producing unlimited quantities of success.

Thoughts can be like X-rays; choose the right ones and they'll go through anything.

Think positive, speak positive, you will do positive.

 

Humour

School exams and reports.

Exam question: "Use the word diploma in a sentence".

Pupil: "Our pipes were leaking, so my dad called diploma."

 

Teacher: "Who can tell me where Hadrian's Wall is?"

Pupil: “I expect it's around Hadrian's garden!"

 

Biology teacher: "What happens when the human body is immersed in water?"

Student: "The telephone rings"

 

Teacher: "Where's the English Channel?"

Pupil: "I don't know. My TV doesn't pick it up."

 

Angry father: "Just look at this report card! Your friend John doesn't come home with C's and D's on his report card!"

Son: "No. But he's different. He's got really smart parents"

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