
2. Believing in the possibility of a better tomorrow – What you believe determines who you become. If the thoughts running through your mind are pure, positive and empowering, you will create positive and empowering beliefs about yourself and about life. In turn, your actions, habits and daily routines will be a reflection of these thoughts and beliefs.
3. Knowing deep down that every step is worth it – Through every life experience, especially those that force you to look fear and adversity in the face, you will gain strength, courage and confidence. Stop when you must, take a deep breath and say to yourself, “I am living through this and I am still OK. I can take the next thing that comes my way.”
5. Feeling good enough – Believe in yourself! Have faith in your abilities! Without a humble and reasonable confidence in your own abilities you cannot be effective or happy. Know that you are good enough, smart enough, beautiful enough, and strong enough. Do not derive your sense of self-worth from what you own, who you know, where you live or what you look like. Your self-worth is a reflection of who YOU are and how YOU choose to live. Above all, don’t compare yourself to anyone else. If you somehow feel ‘better’ than someone you’re comparing yourself to, it gives you an unhealthy sense of superiority. If, on the other hand, you feel ‘worse’ than someone you’re comparing yourself to, you usually discredit all of the important progress you’ve made. The bottom line is that the majority of the time this type of social comparison doesn’t stem from a healthy place. If you feel called to compare yourself to someone, compare yourself to an earlier version of yourself.
6. Consciously detaching and living in the present – The greatest step towards a life of positivity is objectivity – experiencing something fully and then learning to let go and move onward. The key is to accept that everything is changing. Each moment of your life is unlike any other. To live each one to the fullest, you must learn to be in the moment, fully, and then step out of it. This is detachment.
7. Embracing change – As Oscar Wilde so profoundly said, “To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all.”
-Opal-
5 comments
Sade
Im loving the new hair Opal!
IN MY SUNDAY BEST
XOXO Sade
melissa ward
Fab hair …. Love oversized dresses I feel they can be sexier than fitted leaves much to the imagination
april
awww I love your style!
Ngozi M
Love your dress hun!
Карина
Perfect look, dear!
Maybe we can follow each other?)
http://karinamalinana.blogspot.ru/