Positive Thinking Law of Attraction Tips
The law of attraction says that we attract whatever we think about most.
Which can sometimes be hard to believe when we've convinced ourselves that we are always thinking positively but the evidence around us suggests that we're not.
It's very easy to fall into that trap, so check out these positive thinking law of attraction tips to help put your mind on the right path.
Beware negatives We're so used to qualifying our words with negatives that it's often second nature.
But those negative words could be edging us closer and closer to the things we think we're saying we don't want.
And if that sentence was confusing to read, that's exactly the same place your subconscious finds itself every time you lace your words and thoughts with negative words.
So do your best to eliminate - or at least cut down - negative words from your vocabulary.
While you're at it, cut out negative influences as much as possible.
That means the 24 hour rolling news, the news headlines that your app has set to appear on your phone and maybe even those crime and murder TV shows you've got set to permanently record.
It also goes for the habitual words we speak.
So if you regularly answer "not bad" when someone asks how you're feeling, catch yourself and replace it with something more positive like "I'm good thanks!" Deal with your self-talk Whether we admit it or not, we all talk to ourselves.
The more obvious amongst us speak our thoughts out loud.
But most of us keep our self-talk internalised.
Which is actually quite a dangerous thing to do.
Our self talk is usually harsher than anything we'd put up with from anyone else.
Even our worst enemies.
Yet we allow that nagging voice in our head to chip away at our self confidence and put ourselves down.
Often in a tone that would even be out of place on late night television.
If you're like most people, you'll have been talking to yourself in your head for a lot longer than you'd care to admit.
So don't expect the voice to stop permanently the second you decide you've had enough of it.
Instead, nip it in the bud if possible.
Distracting it however works best for you.
And if it's already in full flow before you can get a word in edgeways, don't be afraid to be less than polite with it (in your head of course).
Or have fun with the voice.
Change the pitch and intonation.
You can do that because you're the one creating the voice in the first place.
So make it a game.
Maybe it's a famous cartoon mouse.
Or maybe it's Marvin out of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Whatever works best for you.
All these ideas to get you to think positively more often will help you to use the law of attraction to truly manifest abundance into your life.
Give them a fair trial and be prepared for some positive change to flow from them.
Which can sometimes be hard to believe when we've convinced ourselves that we are always thinking positively but the evidence around us suggests that we're not.
It's very easy to fall into that trap, so check out these positive thinking law of attraction tips to help put your mind on the right path.
Beware negatives We're so used to qualifying our words with negatives that it's often second nature.
But those negative words could be edging us closer and closer to the things we think we're saying we don't want.
And if that sentence was confusing to read, that's exactly the same place your subconscious finds itself every time you lace your words and thoughts with negative words.
So do your best to eliminate - or at least cut down - negative words from your vocabulary.
While you're at it, cut out negative influences as much as possible.
That means the 24 hour rolling news, the news headlines that your app has set to appear on your phone and maybe even those crime and murder TV shows you've got set to permanently record.
It also goes for the habitual words we speak.
So if you regularly answer "not bad" when someone asks how you're feeling, catch yourself and replace it with something more positive like "I'm good thanks!" Deal with your self-talk Whether we admit it or not, we all talk to ourselves.
The more obvious amongst us speak our thoughts out loud.
But most of us keep our self-talk internalised.
Which is actually quite a dangerous thing to do.
Our self talk is usually harsher than anything we'd put up with from anyone else.
Even our worst enemies.
Yet we allow that nagging voice in our head to chip away at our self confidence and put ourselves down.
Often in a tone that would even be out of place on late night television.
If you're like most people, you'll have been talking to yourself in your head for a lot longer than you'd care to admit.
So don't expect the voice to stop permanently the second you decide you've had enough of it.
Instead, nip it in the bud if possible.
Distracting it however works best for you.
And if it's already in full flow before you can get a word in edgeways, don't be afraid to be less than polite with it (in your head of course).
Or have fun with the voice.
Change the pitch and intonation.
You can do that because you're the one creating the voice in the first place.
So make it a game.
Maybe it's a famous cartoon mouse.
Or maybe it's Marvin out of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Whatever works best for you.
All these ideas to get you to think positively more often will help you to use the law of attraction to truly manifest abundance into your life.
Give them a fair trial and be prepared for some positive change to flow from them.
