Starting fresh every day

May 03, 2010 12:42

Starting fresh every day!

Today is a good day to start fresh. To make a commitment to ourselves to be the best we can be just for today.

There are two selves that exist in every person. One is the temporary self that has been created by the conditions of society and which usually has a limited appreciation of itself or it’s possibilities. The other is the REAL SELF; that spark of life, which causes you to have life. The one who knows that there is a bigger picture who can see life for what it really is. You can have a good conversation with the big YOU anytime you want to.
Here is how I started fresh today.




* Mirror Talk- Talk to yourself in the mirror just like you would a good friend who needs to have a reality check. Give yourself a self assessment. Be kind but firm. Confronting yourself can be just what you need to get started doing something you have been putting off (procrastinating). I found this technique worked so well that I want to tell everyone about it.

* Exercising everyday-Setting up a new routine for fun exercise took a while but I have finally made a solid commitment to myself to enjoy 30-60 minutes of fun activity everyday. Most of these free or low cost activities can be alone however it's always more fun when I do them with others so I have recruited some friends to join me whenever they feel up to it. Here is a list of some of the ways I can get going:

*Walking-walking is really fun for me and I just love going to Memorial Park and using the 3 mile loop.

*Playing Pickleball-The name sounds funny but this game is growing in popularity and I expect more and more people will be hearing about this fun way to meet new friends and get a solid work out.

*Jumping on my mini-trampoline-Just 15 minutes on this cute little jumper is fabulous for your whole system. Circulation, cardio, building strength in your legs and much more.

*Swimming- I found a wonderful place near my house that has a saltwater pool and a regular pool that's open all year round. I LOVE to swim.

Try the Mirror Talk technique and let me know how well it works for you!

exercising, mirror talk, self assessment, confronting yourself

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