Oh my God, It’s four Pm!!
I should arrive there within a maximum of 10 minutes
But what if I didn’t arrive on time!
I may miss a part of the exam, that’s really terrible I can’t afford to lose anymore marks
And if I didn’t do well in this exam my mood will get a blow
And if got a bad grade in one more subject I could fail this year!!
And if I didn’t graduate earlier I may not find a job!! After all there seems to be a recession on doors.
HEY HEY STOP!!!!! You are only late for 10 minutes and now you are thinking about failing and a recession !! Don’t laugh at this story because we all do exactly the same thing without noticing. It all starts by a small seed, the unwanted event, then negative thinking turns the small seed to a big tree and sometimes a forest!!
Why do you think your mood suddenly swings without an apparent reason? It’s the snowball effect! A tiny event may have happened but your self talk kept expanding it until it became a catastrophe.
Although the above example may be a little exaggerated still if you just watched your self talk you will discover that you can even create larger snow balls out of nothing!!
What’s really funny is that, in most cases, the event that happened will have no bad impact on your life at all and even if it did it would be a minimal impact compared to your imagined huge snowball.
Lots of people ask me whether negative thinking is the cause for lack of self confidence or not.
In fact, negative thinking is not the cause for lack of self confidence but negative thinking is the direct factor that interacts with your beliefs and that's responsible for changing your beliefs about yourself.
For example, if negative thinking was used to reinforce a false belief about your looks then most probably the result will be lack of self confidence after some time.
In other words, negative thinking is the tool used by your mind to shape your beliefs, to swing your mood and to even depress you. Your emotions does not change except after a few phrases of self talk are played in your mind. So any unwanted emotional change that happens to you is caused by negative thinking or by your negative self talk.
Life is full of annoying events and if each event left you with a negative snow ball then you will stay down forever. If you want to avoid this problem then you should follow some of these practices in order to minimize your negative thinking:
I know you expect a yes but the answer is no. Positive thinking can help you feel better and can prevent your bad moods from worsening however depression usually stems from unsolved problems that the person ignores or keeps behind his back.
In my book, The ultimate guide to getting over depression i explained how positive thinking cannot cure depression unless the person stops ignoring his problems. Depression is just a message that is sent to you by your mind asking you to take action. If you took the right actions the message will no longer be needed and your depression will disappear. Positive thinking might help in easing the bad feelings but its never a solution to depression.
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