The Difference in One Statement: Dash
- Mental Routeen

- Jan 30, 2021
- 2 min read
Updated: Feb 11, 2021
Remember that one question you ask yourself each day, “What will my outcome be today?” This question takes over everyone’s brains, making them indecisive as to whether they’ll have a positive or negative outcome in the project or activity that they are doing.
When you ask this question, you are training your brain to accept the idea that there is a level of uncertainty of you accomplishing your goals. You are making your brain conform to the idea that you might not be capable of holding success between your palms. Simply said, you are proving to yourself that you hold low self-esteem.

Why be so insecure about yourself when you can find the positives about you? Why do you make yourself believe that you will never find that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow? What’s the benefit in telling your brain and mind these negative and unrealistic expectations? With a fixed mindset like this, you are unable to see through yourself and understand your capabilities.
If this is you, that’s okay. Everyone has been through a time where they doubted themselves in someone way or another, but what we have to know is to grow out of this internal cycle of grief and vacillation. It’s simple to say this, but it might not be easy on your end. It’ll often take you lots of time and you might not understand why, but that’s okay.
Start by making a positive statement about yourself, “I am great; I know that’ll accomplish this; I know that I have the power to get to where I want to be.” Your statements can be simple like this or even specifically personal based on your talents, “I won first place in my third grade math competition, this means that I can ace the math test.” Just internally saying this will help you even if you don’t think about it.
These statements empower you, changing how your mind works and functions. Compose your own statements and compliment yourself everyday. Soon enough, you’ll sky rocket into the galaxy, setting up footsteps for future generations to follow. Now that’s some confidence!






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