We all have that pushy voice that "knocks on our door" every day. Let’s work together to regain command over our own lives!
My Tips:
- Journaling & Grouping Thoughts
- When my thoughts are going wild, I love to journal. More specifically, I like to group my thoughts by categorizing them as past, present, or future. From there, I can see what is truly important, the present. I then look to see if these thoughts are rational or not. If they aren’t rational, note this, 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙡𝙚𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙢 𝙜𝙤.
- Whenever I am doubting or criticizing my self worth, I like to journal at least 3 things I love about myself and 3 things I am grateful for. I do this every morning as well! It is a GAME CHANGER when it comes to mood improvement!
- Surrounding Yourself With Loved Ones
- Friends and family help us to remove ourselves from our own head. We are forced to be present with them which always helps my inner voices quiet.
- Sometimes love from others reminds us to love ourselves. ❤
- Find Healthy Distractions
- My favorite distractions when my inner critic gets loud are:
- exercising, doing work/homework, cooking, cleaning, walking my dog, planning fun plans, yoga.
- My favorite distractions when my inner critic gets loud are:
- Spend Time With Loved Ones
- Connecting with your friends and/or family releases stress and helps you to “get out” of your own head temporarily. Our loved ones remind us that we are loved, too, and to smile and laugh! I love getting together with friends to walk my dog or to cook dinner!
- Tell That Voice to SHUT UP!
- Literally! Sometimes the best thing to do is to tell that voice to STOP IT! You don’t need that negativity in your life. You are amazing and self-hate will get you NOWHERE!
Don’t forget that your uniqueness meets a need in this world. You are not only loved, but you are needed. If you want to chat more, or have any questions/comments for me, DM me on Instagram @madelines_cookbook ❤