It Takes One Thought
‘It takes just one thought to change your life.”
I’m writing this as I’m sitting in my office waiting for my next
client. For those of you who may not know what I do, I use and teach
hypnosis and EFT (Tapping) to help people change their thoughts to
improve their lives.
As I’m thinking about ‘It takes just one thought to change your life.”
I’m reminded of many people in our history who were aware of
their inner thoughts. Each of these people had an amazing impact
on our lives.
Orville Wright had a thought.
Thomas Edison had many thoughts.
Stephanie Kwolek had a thought too. (She invented Kevlar)
Sometimes a persons thoughts can change the lives all around us
which is great. But we don’t need to spend time thinking about
changing the world. Not all of us are scientists and inventors.
It’s helpful to change your thoughts if they are making
you feel unhappy. It’s useful to change your thoughts if a
fear is getting in the way of your life.
After all, your thoughts are with you every day. You might as well make
them good ones.
For the woman who is afraid of driving over bridges, changing her thoughts
now allows her to now visit her family and friends without stress and struggling.
For the man who get’s nervous speaking up at meetings,
changing his thoughts and comfortably speaking up has helped others
recognize him as a valuable employee who has ideas worth listening to.
For the child who stutters, changing his thoughts helps him
make friends as he comfortably now speaks to others with confidence.
It’s a shame that we didn’t learn how to change our thoughts
when we were young. We learn how to read, do math, learn science and
geography in school. But changing thoughts? No. It’s not in the curriculum.
Isn’t learning how to change our personal thoughts just as important as
reading, math, and science?
Stepping down from my soapbox now,
Have a great week.
