You are enough, really you are #HTipT #130
Unhappiness is sometimes a part of the artist’s psyche especially if at the core you believe that you are not enough. But you are. Here’s a great tip to solve this issue.
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Unhappiness is sometimes a part of the artist’s psyche especially if at the core you believe that you are not enough. But you are. Here’s a great tip to solve this issue.
What’s the story you tell yourself about why you have what you have in your life? Does it create pity or inspiration in others? Is it a story of reasons or excuses?
How do you talk to yourself in your head? It’s time to stop your inner perpetrator from hurling mental abuse. You wouldn’t let someone else talk to you like that…
It’s normal for artists to experience more anxiety than most so we need to manage it. It’s possible to recognise anxiety and wrestle back control so that we can continue forward. But like any great skill it takes practice and time.
There is a model that identifies the 7 primary places where artists get stuck in trying to achieve success. Being able to identify where the problem is helps you to focus and solve the problem.
Saying no boosts your confidence. People who have a hard time saying no, are more likely to experience stress, burnout, and even depression, all of which erode confidence. Here’s some smart help to develop the confidence that comes from saying NO.
Anxiety is just a stress response. With a simple technique of mindfulness you can bust it.
Limiting beliefs are there for a reason. They served a purpose once but are no longer appropriate now that you’ve grown and circumstances have changed.
It’s important to be confident and not arrogant. Here’s a simple exercise to grow your confidence from the suite of skills and strengths you already possess.
Working on developing an attitude of gratitude is responsible for more energy, better sleep and a 10X boost in emotional intelligence. Learn a simple exercise to start working with gratitude.