Be picky. Have high standards. Don’t settle for less. These are all messages that, when used appropriately, help people to live better lives. As you start your New Year, I want to invite you to be picky about something in particular – your mind. If you really want to make this year a year filled with self-love, self-acceptance, forward movement, and success, then decide right now that you’ll do everything in your power to fill that beautiful mind of yours with good stuff – really good stuff.
No more reading boring emails that might have something in it you need to see, or watching violent news that leaves you feeling helpless or afraid. Forget about the celebrity sightings that make you feel like everyone else is living a great life but you. Nope. No good. Not enough for you anymore.
Stop listening to the latest drama story at work or to the friend who’s been complaining about the same damn thing for years. Ugh. It’s exhausting and it’s creating a neural pathway that leads to nowheresville.
It’s time to be picky – really picky.
This year, resolve to do things that fill your mind with exciting new ideas, inspirational messages that motivate you to act, or wisdom that touches your soul in the best of all ways.
Try this…
Read – Take a good book like Creative Flowdreaming
Watch – Trade in the latest reality “debacle” show and tune into Oprah’s network – the OWN channel – and watch a new standard for television being created before your very eyes. (You can find the channel in your area by visiting here)
Listen – Listen to Hay House Radio
Connect – Decide to take a workshop, attend a lecture, or enroll in a course that will stretch you, inspire you, and connect you with like-minded people whose good stuff will rub off on you. (Mom was right – you do become the people you hang around with )
you can read or have or use some good stuff ....It might be one of Books like The Art of Extreme Self Care
A good life starts with good thoughts. Make the one resolution that will really change your life – “This year I’m all about the good stuff!”
Happy New Year!
courtesy : Cheryl Richardson