I recently heard the average person has over 600,000 thoughts a day, and the vast majority of these−over 75%--are negative. Do you think this is true? It got me thinking about my own self-talk. Do I do this? If so, in what ways? I decided to take a week and evaluate my thought life. If the majority of my thoughts are negative, then replacing them with positive ones should improve my attitude and brighten my days. I'll keep you posted (this is the accountability part).
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Drinking the Whole Glass of God's Love
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
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- Kris Lindsey
- My husband, Bob, and I live in the foothills of the Sacramento Valley. Although I have a BA in Social Work, my chosen career was stay-at-home mom until my two daughters forcibly retired me by growing up. Both girls recently married, so now we have two sons, as well. I am currently writing a book about God's help for hurting emotions.
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