I have noticed from the reactions of others that they must think more of me than I sometimes do of myself. I am greeted with genuine good cheer when inside I feel insecure or very unattractive. I have come to learn it is not necessarily about "being perfect." That is not possible. We are always a "work in progress" if you will. That is the nature of things. It is about how we feel about ourselves and how we present ourselves and that self-attitude to others.
If I feel good about myself, I exude that to others, no matter whether I'm in shape, out of shape, or somewhere in between. The reverse is also true. I tend to get a bit hung up on physical appearance because I don't think I look very good right now physically. I can easily let that affect how I feel about myself, as if my body is "me" when it is just an aspect of my being. That is important to remember when we get down on ourselves. Positive thinking about what we have, instead of negative thoughts about what we have not... that is what must be practiced.
I would love to have a chat with you regarding Positive Thinking. I am in the final stage of completing my book on Positiv Thinking and hope it will be published and on the shelves for early 2007.
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Look forward to hearing from you.
Have a great day
Karen
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