Too many times we focus on the bad and never stop to remember the good.
For myself, they are days where everything is going right and I would consider as a good day and then something happens... It could be a client that calls in who is upset or a email that throws a wrench into day. Typically (and depending on how convoluted the issue it) when I walk away from the day I deem it as a bad day. All because I decided to focus on the bad instead of walking away remembering the thirty good things that happened that day.
The book which I mention in my previous post has a saying: "Neurons that fire together, wire together". This leads to a bias thought process. Unfortunately my friends this is my flaw (one of many). This is what I'm trying to improve.
I try to reflect on the good characteristics I have and I keep coming back to doubt.
For example, I think one of my good characteristics is that I'm hard working, but then I think, I'm really not like that all the time.
This is the battle I must face. I am my own worst enemy. From what I'm told this all part of being human. We all slip up.
I then think of my other characteristics, like resiliency. I know for sure this is a characteristic I am well equipped with. Even if this characteristic isn't present and at the forefront all the time, I know it will kick in when I need it to the most.
As I reflect on the easier-to-grasp characteristics I let the feelings of worth flood my senses. I am trying to dwell on the good in myself instead of the bad.
Just some food for thought.
Peace & Love, my friends
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