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Mind Your Self-Talk

While your Inner Critic acts as a pre-recorded tape of pessimism, Self-Talk is the internal dialogue that results.

Along with your Inner Critic, Self-Talk is a constant, running dialogue in your conscious and unconscious mind that can be self-limiting unless you become aware of it and use it to empower you. Negative Self-Talk can come from inside of you—or from the outside world and the given circumstances. We are the results of how we see ourselves—how we communicate with ourselves, and how we have been programmed. Be aware of who and what is programming your brain. Surround yourself with people who validate your beliefs and encourage your ideas, so that they can help you reach your positive outcomes. If we allow others to make our decisions for us, we become voluntary slaves.

Wilder Penfield said, “Every thought you’ve ever had is stored in your brain and remembered forever!” Fill that storage bin with positive thoughts!

The mind does not make value judgments about the information it is programmed with. When garbage has been programmed into the unconscious, the outcome will be garbage!

GARBAGE IN = GARBAGE OUT

Here are some examples.

GI (Misinformation): Actors are fake.
GO (Limited Behavior): You feel uncomfortable about acting

GI (Misinformation): Big men don’t cry
GO (Limited Behavior): Men develop stress-related illness

GI (Misinformation): The Jones’ are clumsy
GO (Limited Behavior): Bill Jones is accident prone

GI (Misinformation): To be creative you’ve Got to have “it”
GO (Limited Behavior): Lots of people miss out on developing their creativity because they think they don’t have IT

Internal Negative Self-Talk includes statements like:

• “How could I be so dumb?”

• “What’s wrong with me?”

• “I’ll never be able to act like a professional.”

• “I won’t get far without a college degree.”

What happens if you accept this negative Self-Talk? EVERY statement you make to yourself programs your unconscious mind, and creates a belief system. By accepting negative Self-Talk, you shut down and become ineffective in life. You lose your passion to succeed, excel, compete, and give back to society.

By consciously becoming aware of your Self-Talk, you will rekindle your passion for life, stop playing the victim, and move with confidence toward successful outcomes.

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Be Well,
Mark McCoid
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Be Grateful

Today was not what I had planned it to be. My wife and I were going to go to a parenting class and then spend the rest of the day relaxing.

Instead we spent the day in the hospital. My wife and daughter are still there.

My daughter had severe abdominal pain through the night Friday and was still in pain Saturday morning. So we set off to the pediatrician’s office.

Long story short, she had appendicitis and had to have surgey today.

The reason I’m writing to you is because this experience really made me think.

It’s scary when your child has to have surgery, but what I was really thinking was how gratful I AM (not was).

I am grateful that I live in a time and place where something so life threatening is reduced to an hour in surgey and a day in the hospital.

I want you to do what I am doing now. I’m being grateful for everything I have. My family, my friends, the food on my table, my life.

While things are never perfect, there is always something to be grateful for and if you focus on that you win. Let me tell you what you win. You win happiness. What else could anyone want? I can tell you that a million dollars in my bank account would mean nothing without my family.

I’m sorry if this email is a bit disjointed, but I wanted to get a message across to you. You are special and have many things to be grateful for.

So if you are in a bad place today, focus your thoughts on the good things that you DO have.

If you can’t think of anything, then know that I’m thinking about you and I KNOW you are special.

I am grateful that you are here.

Be Well,

Mark McCoid
HealingProducts.com

http://www.healingproducts.com

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Body Building Beginner Basics

Summary: Don’t just exercise your body, exersice your brain! Use these simple techniques to give your brain a workout. Boost your brain power today!
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If you want to start bodybuilding, there are a few things you should know before you begin training so that you optimize your workout and stay safe. The number one mistake beginners make is that they don’t do their research before starting, and so they don’t see results. If you don’t see results, you’ll probably get frustrated and stop training. Instead, learn how to efficiently tone your muscles and maintain a healthy lifestyle so that you get the results you always wanted.

First and foremost, before starting any new exercising program, consult your doctor. This is especially good advice for teens and young adults who may not be done growing yet. In any case, your doctor can recommend a good workout as well as do tests on your hormonal levels to make sure that your body is in good working condition. Ask your doctors for advice on gyms as well-since he or she is in the business of keeping people healthy, your doctor probably belongs to a gym and can give you some recommendations.

Next, learn the parts of your body. Weight training and muscle toning is most efficient when you train your entire body first and then concentrate on specific parts to get the muscles of your dreams. That means you shouldn’t be in the gym every day just trying to get a six pack! Also do training with weights for your arms, legs, chest, shoulders, and back. Remember to stretch to promote healthy muscle growth and to keep your body elongated.

You won’t gain lots of muscle if you don’t also stick to a healthy diet. Learn the difference between good carbohydrates and fats and bad carbohydrates and fats. Drink plenty of water or sports drinks with your meals to prevent dehydration and learn the effects of sugar on the body to keep you insulin levels in check. Eating the right foods, as well as maintain an overall healthy lifestyle such as not smoking and getting enough sleep will help you achieve your weight training goals.

Lastly, seek advice from those around you. If you join a gym, they will be able to provide you with instructors who can teach you how to use the machines and give you weight training exercises to do. You can also seek advice from others who participate in body building, but remember that you are a beginner, so there is no shame in not doing as intense of a workout as seasoned trainers do. Know your body’s limits and do not overtrain. By keeping your habits healthy and following the advice of professionals, you will be well on your way to cut muscles and a leaner body.

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