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Feb 18, 2025 - Silencing Your Inner Critic: 5 Strategies to Cultivate a Kinder Inner Dialogue
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February 18, 2025
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What if you embraced the idea that everything is unfolding perfectly for you? When you trust that you’re always navigating toward what is best for you, it becomes easier for you to... Continue Reading
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"Give thy thoughts no tongue." — Hamlet
Silencing Your Inner Critic: 5 Strategies to Cultivate a Kinder Inner Dialogue
You know that little voice in your head that sometimes criticizes or judges you?
That’s what is known as the "inner critic" in psychology.
It's that nagging voice that tells us we're not good enough, smart enough, or capable enough.
I’ve found along my life journey that it’s important to recognize that this inner critic is not our true voice, but rather a product of our own insecurities and self-doubt. By understanding this concept, we can begin to challenge and silence our inner critic, allowing ourselves to grow and thrive…
The Calmness of Silent Walking: 5 Tips to Start This Mindfulness Practice
In a world buzzing with notifications and constant chatter, the art of silent walking emerges as a sanctuary of calm amidst the chaos.
But what exactly is silent walking?
It's a profound practice, a deliberate act of strolling in complete silence, without the usual digital distractions and idle chatter. This mindful endeavor connects you with your inner self, the quiet rhythm of your own breath, and the subtle whispers of nature…
One Positive Action
End the day with reflection:
Your brain is a powerful tool, and how you end your day determines what patterns you reinforce in your subconscious. Most people go to bed replaying what went wrong, but that only strengthens doubt, fear, and hesitation.
Instead, shift your focus. Before you sleep, take a few minutes to ask yourself three simple but powerful questions: What went well today? What can I improve? What am I proud of? This isn’t just reflection, it’s rewiring your brain for growth, confidence, and success.
When you acknowledge what went well, no matter how small, you reinforce positive neural pathways. Your brain starts scanning for more wins, making success a habit. When you identify what can be improved, you take control instead of letting circumstances dictate your future. And when you recognize what you’re proud of, you build self-worth, not based on external validation, but on your own efforts and progress. This practice helps you develop the identity of someone who grows, learns, and succeeds daily.
Neuroscience shows that the subconscious mind is most receptive right before sleep. So when you end your day focusing on progress instead of problems, your brain continues processing those thoughts overnight. Try it tonight. Write it down or say it out loud. Over time, you’ll notice a shift. You’ll go to bed feeling empowered, and you’ll wake up with more clarity, confidence, and drive to take on the day.
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Now is the time for new beginnings. I am ready for different adventures. I have all the resources I need for my healing journey. I always have time to... Continue Reading
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