Positive thinking
Change Negative Thoughts essential for maintaining psychological and emotional health. That’s why it’s so important to develop positive way of thinking early. As possible during the early adolescent years. Families who develop a bond with their child early are better able to work through dark times. “The bond that links your true family is not one of blood, but of respect and joy in each other’s life” Richard Bach. The ability to think clearly and efficiently is essential for success.
- Change is good
The ability to think clear and striving for growth. Chance for the better is not easy dealing with difference. Lacking motivation to change. Given choices we often compare ourselves to and to believe are inferior. The way to turn over new leave. Help your teen’s who is hurting by being a support for them.
Change your Negative Thoughts
Children love to always imitate their parents. And love to be inspired by their parents attentiveness. Try to change and bring out the best meaning in every depressing day. Stop worrying like forgotten about dinner and blaming yourself. Announce you’re getting pizza, for instances. Change game plan. Its vital not to scar your child’s for life. Keep uplifting by praising the good may decrease the bad. Leave your youth to question their status and acknowledge what they are experiencing.
Negative thoughts can turn around
On my refrigerator posted this quote how awesome. ” Be a family that motivate. And, inspire positivity” These words can allow he or she to excelled in any avenue. Where they can feel valued and useful. In an environment your youth can feel safe to verbalize their emotion. This will build trust later in teenage years. Forgive their cynical attitude it will go away soon.
Positive teen by change in negative thoughts
Negative thoughts
Modifying their behavior helping them monitor their thoughts. You can also help your child change their negative thoughts by cultivating optimism. Teach them never to think in “always” or “never” situations and please remind them that, when they start complaining why something is “always” (or “never”) happening to them. A pessimistic or negative teen will attribute anything bad to inner reasons, which will in turn fuel their low self-esteem. Teach your child that bad things sometimes happen and there is lots of “unfortunately-s” in life – and they need to be able to face them with a smile and move on.
Hello Patrice,
I definitely agree with you here. We have to teach our children at a young age about having a positive mindset.
Thank you for sharing this with us. I hope you’re having a wonderful week!
Very good points. I tend to be very cynical, having been burnt one time too many. You know the old saying, twice shy!
Scott, I agree with you in someways. I always look for the best in others until they show their true colors.
That is true Patrice. Holding all theses negative thoughts about yourself, your situation and trying to live up to other people’s standards can only negatively impact the quality of your lifestyle. Physically it can cause our heart to race, ad pressure to our lungs, impairs our eating habits affecting our digestive system. Mentally it can cause our brain to race, creating confusion, stress, or worse, depression. The pattern and ease of our speech can tell a lot about how we are feeling emotionally. Practice awareness of how you speak to people. Take baby steps to attaining a Healthy Well Balanced Lifestyle, the change will follow.
Changing negative thoughts is so difficult, yet so important.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful and positive thoughts, I really love it.
Very good post. Some times people don’t realize how their negativity can effect themselves and others.
Yes, I can go into negative mode someday but I have to remind myself to think positive….A bad habit.
It’s an instant improvement when you twist your thoughts into a positive framework. I really try to do this and will continue to try even harder.
Liz Mays, It’s hard at times for me But we have to keep at it.
Thanks for sharing – I try to be positive as much as possible…I have my days, like everyone, but for the most part I think my family does a good job as staying positive more than negative!
Great tips here. Teaching your child and to be a role model is very challenging.
I need to work on negative thoughts. I have been having a lot of them lately. I am having a harder time working through them.
Chrystal, It take time. Talk to someone if negative thoughts become too much for you.
I am a firm believer in positive thinking. I really think this is important for teens now more than ever with all the internet sharing and sometimes bullying. Supporting teens through rough patches always letting them know they are loved, pointing out their attributes and that they can move forward with positive thinking & focus. (also that it’s ok let go of friends who really aren’t friends and supportive)
Theresa, We can make difference in the youth of today lives by being positive role model.
Great points. Something to think about. Thank you for posting.
This is good advice Patrice. Getting the message to young people is so important as they can certainly carry negative messages with them through to adulthood.
Shella, Yes, I want to change the way teenage see themselves. Thanks for your support.