WHAT IS YOUR THOUGHT ABOUT YOURSELF?

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The pattern of your thoughts shows who you are, what you do, how you see the world, the way you react...It's apparently everything about your characteristics.

Your thoughts are integral part of your personality make-ups. It tells people who you are and what you can do.

Are you a positive or negative thinker? Your thought pattern tells the answer.

Nothing can make you a negative or positive thinker except your thoughts. If you think you can't succeed and can't accomplish your aims, there is nothing that makes you feel so than your thought. No one can name you a pessimist except the result of your thought pattern. So it's your choice.

Do you want to be successful, productive, creative and innovative? Then, you need to change your thought patterns. Think out of the box. Think constructively and act reasonably.  Your actions say it all.

No one is pessimist or optimist by nature. It's obviously the outcome of your thought pattern. Now, it's time to change your thought pattern. If you think you can't do it, perhaps you won't do it. It's time to modify your thought. Remove fear, pessimism, procrastination, and all forms of negative characters from your thoughts. Once you started thinking positively, you will become optimistic, productive, creative, innovative and successful.
It's your choice. You can't be a failure except that you think you're a failure, neither can you be successful except that you think you're successful.

The number of times you do things doesn't matter. What matters is not thinking negatively about the situation. Be a positive thinker. Positive thinking is a very strong attitude that gives one the power to be confident and achieve one's goals. So think positively.

Adorn your inner-self with positive thinking and self-talk. Tell yourself that you're fantastic and deserve marvelous things; that you're gifted and you can accomplish your goals, for this positive thinking and self-talk fills your heart with high self-esteem and motivation which are needed for being productive and successful.

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I’m Yusuff Ademola, a native of the largest city in the West Africa, Ibadan Nigeria. I’m a Muslim, a student, a developing writer, a motivator, a humanitarian, a reader, and sanguine by nature. I love writing, reading, lecturing and blogging. I’m the founder of The Mind Builders (www.themindbuilders.blogspot.com) and a freelance writer for Aspiring Counselors Club.

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