Comments on: Positive Thinking or Denial? http://mykickasscoach.com/2010/01/positive-thinking-or-denial/ Because sometimes you need more than a gentle push Sat, 04 Sep 2010 04:54:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Ryan Yokome http://mykickasscoach.com/2010/01/positive-thinking-or-denial/#comment-81 Ryan Yokome Thu, 28 Jan 2010 06:26:36 +0000 http://www.mykickasscoach.com/?p=168#comment-81 This is such an excellent post. It is important to keep ourselves in a high vibrational state, however we can still get upset or frustrated! The key is to recognize, witness, and question those feelings, not buy into them. I highly suggest Shadow Work, by Debbie Ford. Focuses on this exact point! This is such an excellent post. It is important to keep ourselves in a high vibrational state, however we can still get upset or frustrated!

The key is to recognize, witness, and question those feelings, not buy into them.

I highly suggest Shadow Work, by Debbie Ford. Focuses on this exact point!

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]]> By: David Gazave http://mykickasscoach.com/2010/01/positive-thinking-or-denial/#comment-78 David Gazave Fri, 15 Jan 2010 00:25:00 +0000 http://www.mykickasscoach.com/?p=168#comment-78 Thinking positively is a conscious effort to change undesirable past behaviors which are the product of subconscious reactions to held beliefs, values, and self identity. By thinking positively we begin to change our "Be". Denial is refusal to acknowledge our part in the choices or lack of action that led to our current situation. By beginning to think positively, we take responsibility for changing our undesirable results. It doesn't immediately guarantee a bed of roses, but sets our reticular activating system to begin finding opportunity in adversity. I.E. Think, act and be rich. @actioncoachsjca Thinking positively is a conscious effort to change undesirable past behaviors which are the product of subconscious reactions to held beliefs, values, and self identity. By thinking positively we begin to change our “Be”. Denial is refusal to acknowledge our part in the choices or lack of action that led to our current situation. By beginning to think positively, we take responsibility for changing our undesirable results. It doesn’t immediately guarantee a bed of roses, but sets our reticular activating system to begin finding opportunity in adversity. I.E. Think, act and be rich.
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]]> By: Ann Evanston http://mykickasscoach.com/2010/01/positive-thinking-or-denial/#comment-77 Ann Evanston Fri, 15 Jan 2010 00:01:21 +0000 http://www.mykickasscoach.com/?p=168#comment-77 I have, for years at speaking engagements shared my opinions on this: Reality and attitude are two different things. Reality is the situation you are in, attitude you how you react in that situation. Traffic? Reality. Difficult people? Reality. Positive or negative is a choice! Ann Evanston Warrior Preneur The Warrior is Within You I have, for years at speaking engagements shared my opinions on this: Reality and attitude are two different things. Reality is the situation you are in, attitude you how you react in that situation. Traffic? Reality. Difficult people? Reality. Positive or negative is a choice!

Ann Evanston
Warrior Preneur
The Warrior is Within You

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