The article makes the connection between conversations and outcomes, stories we tell ourselves and the results we produce. By talking to ourselves we affirm ourselves, what we believe, and how we see ourselves. We either agree that we have awesome possibility, we don't have what it takes, or some variation of either theme. When we talk to ourselves, we speak life into our words... and bring truth to being. I urge you to keep in mind that the story you tell will become your reality. Our daily conversations can energize us to keep going, or paralyze us and making it difficult to move. If you find yourself stuck, Dr. Akil's advice is to change your story. I wholly agree.
Change the Story!
"Examine what you are telling yourself. What you have accepted, are accepting and will accept in the future is based on who you think you are. To change that you have to consciously alter the story of whom you think you are to fit the concept of who you want to be. Then act accordingly!"
Bakari Akil II, Ph.D.
Read my blog - The Power in Self Talk or click to learn more about the theme of changing your story.
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