How to control over thinking ?
We can control how our minds work by observing ourselves and
realizing that they are in fact only a reflection of the events that happened
to us. If this is true we can make changes that will bring positive outcomes.
For example, let’s say you had an argument with your girlfriend. She may not
have been involved in the fight, but it could be something like; “I said what I
said… we are both adults and know better”.
However, if you do not pay attention to those details, your thinking becomes much more complicated and distorted.
You then start blaming yourself for being hurt or upset which
will only add stress to the situation and cause more conflict.
This example illustrates the point that we all experience
negative emotions and thoughts at times. These emotions can either improve the
situation or worsen it. Sometimes we become so caught up in our own feelings
that we don’t realize other people can see and feel the same thing. In some
cases, being aware and accepting that others are thinking similarly can help
prevent conflicts.
It is important to try to
understand these negative and difficult situations as well as the actions
others take to overcome them.
Learning to look on the
bright side is one way of doing so. When looking at things from another perspective,
our thinking can change for the better and become less critical of ourselves.
By acknowledging other people’s perceptions and thoughts, we can
find ways to reduce negativity and increase positivity. The next time you are
dealing with someone who has made upsetting comments about you, notice how you
respond.
Notice how they use different words to talk about themselves (you are not even listening to their conversation) and how you react to the statements. Are you reacting with anger? Is the person making the comment angry? Do you get defensive? What do you say to calm down the person? Are you telling them they were wrong, and then adding that you understood why they felt that way? What would you say to them when they continued to make comments about you, but now you understand why they did it? Then you can respond without anger or feeling bad about yourself.
This is also something we should practice in our daily lives.
Our reactions to others have an impact on how we feel and act toward these
people. Instead of labeling them, notice how you feel about them and consider
the best approach for the situation.
A lot of the problem is caused when people think too critically
of themselves and their behavior because it causes them to behave differently
than they would otherwise. Having empathy is a way of changing your thinking.
Being able to communicate effectively and empathize with others can reduce
disagreements.
Some solutions include asking questions or finding out what
triggers the emotional response. Once you have learned how to observe your
responses, you can also change your own ways of thinking. For example, instead
of using harsh words when speaking about other people, try saying something
like, “It seems like there is something bothering you.
Let me ask you a question”. Or, if you notice that someone is getting upset or having a hard time expressing their feelings, try asking “What is happening? What do you want me to do?”. Knowing how to observe your thoughts can help you notice when you need to calm down and relax. After recognizing you are becoming stressed, it is important to identify ways in which you can alleviate tension.
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This includes taking deep breaths, focusing on breathing
exercises, paying attention to body language, or meditating to focus on your
senses. Finding ways to express your needs and expressing your thoughts can
decrease your stress level, increase self-esteem, and create a healthier
relationship with other people. Even though people may not always agree with
us, most people would take the advice or opinions of a caring friend or family
member over a stranger.
Learn to listen to others and to understand what different
people are going through. There is no right answer to any issue. Be patient and
compassionate with each other. Remember that life is worth living every day,
regardless of the circumstances.
We don’t always have everything go according to plan, we just
sometimes need to stop for a moment and reflect on things or accept that there
will always be ups and downs. Remember, everyone goes through similar
experiences, and it is important to acknowledge these differences. Everyone has
good days and bad days.
Just know that you can
still feel good about yourself and that there is nothing wrong with you. Every
day is its own new learning experience. Accepting all circumstances is part of
growing up. Don’t ever lose sight of your values and morals. Things will turn
out differently depending on the time of year. They are also constantly
evolving and changing. Life is really short, so learn how to live life with
enthusiasm and optimism. Look for opportunities to make new memories and never
settle for anything less life has to offer. Never forget the joys and
experiences life has to offer.
People always leave
footprints and remind us of the good moments. Keep striving for excellence.
Never give up when obstacles stand in your way. Always remember that the road
ahead is paved with successes and failures. Not everyone will succeed, some
will quit at some point in their journey, but remember everything is temporary.
No matter where on this path we end up, we can keep moving forward. Because no
matter what happens in life, we can always move on. Be grateful for what you
get. Love yourself, appreciate how far you have come throughout the years, and
appreciate the blessings and support of others, no matter what they are
experiencing.
Know when to pause and pause again until you are ready. Have
fun! Life is not finished. Good luck and good vibes! May God bless your day.
Thank you for reading, I hope you enjoy the content. Until next time….
Written by Dr Zahoor Ahmed
Danish
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