What Is The Better Thought?

By Ahsan

Have you ever been stuck in stinking thinking?

When you talk to yourself, and the conversation is disempowering, what can you do to turn things around?

What have you done in the past to turn things around?

If you look back, you will likely find that you started to make a comeback by turning your back to the "weak thought" and instead chose a "better thought."

This, my dear friend, is the way to accelerate your mojo, to put some pep in your step, to sing your song and bit adieu to stinking thinking.

Whenever you feel like you are in a funk and would rather be at the disco, you've got to change the radio station in your head and go to "Better Thought" FM. 

In fact, here is a Top Ten list of “Better Thoughts” for you to listen to: 

Make sure to save them to your playlist:

  1. "I've been through tougher situations, and I will get through this too."

  2. “All things are possible with the blessings and skills that I have, with God’s grace.”

  3. "I have friends that I can rely on, including myself.”

  4. “Ain’t no mountain high enough. Ain’t no valley low enough. I will keep on trying!”

  5. “I think I can, I think I can. I know I can, I know I can”.

  6. “Tomorrow, Tomorrow, I love you Tomorrow. Tomorrow is just a day away.”

  7. "Don't stop believing. Hang on to that feeling."

  8. “A little less talk and a little more action.” 

  9. “ Doe a deer, a female deer. Ray, a drop of golden sun. Me, a name I call myself.”

  10. "We are the champions, my friend. We'll keep on fighting to the end."


How many other better thoughts can you come up with?

Drop us a line, and let's build this together.

Let's get up to 100 Better Thoughts and share them with the world

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