- Anxiety
- Lack of confidence
- Bad mommy moments
- Losing my purse
- Losing socks
- Losing control of the mess in the house
- Feelings of inadequacy
- Drinking too much
- Fainting
- Weight gain
- Too much mindless time on the computer
- Not enough alone time with my husband
- Worrying about schools for the kids
- Too much PTA
- Feeling unfocused
- Saying yes when I meant no
- Heartbreak
- Feeling helpless
- Comparing myself to others too much
- Not living in the moment enough
Weird...I didn't have the "number" setting on my writing and I finished at 20 without even knowing it. My mind is OCD even when I am not paying attention.
So looking at what I wrote, I could see turning each statement around to its opposite (and to the present tense) to 'set the record straight' so here goes.
- I am safe and so is my family
- I am in the process of gaining confidence in myself and the gifts I have
- I am a conscientious mom who is doing the best I can
- I respect my belongings
- Socks are replaceable
- My house is my sanctuary and I keep it so.
- I am good enough
- I drink in moderation
- My lifestyle and healthy habits make my heart strong
- I eat to fuel my body and exercise to support my heart; I experience joy and comfort in activities other than food
- I use my time wisely on things that fulfill my purpose and my soul
- My children are safe and they are appropriately challenged at school
- My relationship with my husband is valuable and I enjoy alone time with him
- I choose to devote my time to doing good in ways that are fulfilling to me
- I have tools with which to help me focus on what is important to me
- I honor my yes's and no's based on what feels good and right for me
- I experience what life gives me fully and in the moment, and I know that I give love as best as I know how
- I have tools to change my thoughts about any situation
- I know that my path is my own and I have a great life
- Reality is the moment I am in, nothing more, nothing less.
OK people...that felt REALLY good and powerful. What a shift to be able to write those statements and know that each are (or can be) true. I recommend this as a way to start the new year. I can see posting these statements somewhere visible to remind me. This activity took no more than 10 minutes...so ready, set, go! It is so WORTH IT!
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