What are you talking about!
Change pattern or attitude in ones life. Being a teenager is hard. Seriously. There’s a ton of pressure on you every day and keeping your head above water can become tiring. But having negative thoughts hacking away at your inner teen is not going to make you feel better, brighter or more capable. It’s hurting you, more than you know, and the thoughts you’re having can actually set you up for failure. Here’s a few (really) quick, (seriously) worthwhile tips to help you value yourself and your role in life as a growing teen much, much more. Learn to embrace changes “Get going. Move forward. Aim High. Plan a takeoff. Don’t just sit on the runway and hope someone will come along and push the airplane. It simply won’t happen. Change your attitude and gain some altitude. Believe me, you’ll love it up here.” Donald Trump.
Change pattern your attitude and negative thoughts
It might sound strange to think about what you’re thinking, but negative thoughts creep up on you without you noticing it. Next time you have a big test or you’re looking at college submissions, ask yourself why you feel like you’re not worth it, and then go to step two.
Positive thoughts Change pattern.
This one’s not so easy, I know. When you’re already feeling lower than low, it’s easy to feel like you’re not good enough. But this thought is not true, you are good enough, and you can achieve your goals. But you and only you can make the choice to lift yourself up in a way that will be long-lasting.
You can change pattern
You’re a teen, let go a little
There’s so much nagging at you to be the perfect person. From high school to home life, everything seems geared to put pressure on you. It’s pretty easy to start feeling down and being tough on yourself. But logically, when you apply the pressure, you’re going to under-perform even more, plus you’ll feel terrible. Great friendship begins by creating fun memories.
Dealing with Change
It’s important to remember that everyone has a negative thought at some point in their lives. But giving in to all those thoughts can change quality of your life. The difference between super successful people is not only the opportunities they get, it’s what they make of those opportunities and how they tackle them. Part of that begins with how they think. Negative thoughts will weigh you down; kick them to the curb as soon as you can.
Sometimes it’s so hard, though. I had a good friend who I finally had to cut ties with because no matter how many times I told her that her negativity was bringing me down, she just couldn’t stop. It is just who she is and it was easier for me to not be around her.
Robin Rue, Sometime we have to walk away and leave those negative friends behind. Thanks for your support.
It is tough being a teen–all those changes going on in your body and all around you. The Power of Positive thoughts (or Thinking) is a great way to overcome some of the problems that are encountered along the way to becoming an adult.
Michele, we just have to keep instilling positive taught in our child.
Oh yes, a pattern of negative thoughts, I’ve been there. Its hard to break. These are great tips!
This is such a great post for teenagers–I hope they are able to read it. Being a high school teacher I know how important it is to get kids out of a negative funk and help them realize how truly amazing they are.
Amanda, Glad that as a teacher you are making a difference in your students life. Sometime it’s the teacher is there to motivate and help. Thanks for your support.
These are great tips. Most teens go through these simply because they think less of themselves.
Elizabeth, Its up to us to instill pride and self awareness in our child.
A must read even for people who are not teens anymore. Thanks for sharing this very informative post.
I struggle with this all of the time. I have a wealth of knowledge but convince myself that I’m not authoritative enough to have a following.
These tips are really amazing!! I love the way how you share and express it. I’ll apply this in my life thank you!
Great advise, we tend to live a non negative life. It really does make a difference in your day.
Thank you so much for the information and the positive thoughts!
These are great tips, not just for teenagers either. They are good tips for everyone. The positive thoughts are great for all situations.
Erin Kennedy, Glad you like tips everyone can use.
It really is hard for teens these days. They have so much pressure on them that I don’t remember having. I give a lot of credit to the teens that are on the right path to success.