Self Discipline #3 reply

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Wow

 

That is excellent, believe me I know how tough it is

to do.

Someone told me that I need to become a witness of my

self, observing all that I did as this would fare me

well later on - so true it was. I am glad you've told

us as I and others can identify with this.

 

blessings and love

 

nick

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> Self Discipline #3

> Another area of self discipline that I am working on

> is learning how to

> say what is on my mind in a more appropriate manner.

> I have always been

> an open wear my emotions on my sleeve blunt person.

> It has served me

> well until this past year. It is hard to stop and

> think what I am

> about to say. It seems very unnatural for me, but I

> have to learn this

> important self control. I find myself stopping and

> taking a breathe –

> who suggested this? It does work. When I think of

> all the heartache

> and pain I caused myself by blurting out my thoughts

> it is staggering

> to me.

> The other thing that will help in this matter is

> when I have a better

> grasp of how to operate under the new ways of

> handling things. Once it

> becomes more a part of my knowledge base it will be

> easier to know what

> and how to say things. First comes the attitude

> then the words then

> the actions – I see all of this as an evolution in

> remapping my thought

> processes.

>

> Thank you for listening

> eilrrn

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

And we so often think that we are the only ones experiencing things. Not that I

want anyone to have these same issues yet it is nice to know that I am not alone

in my learning.

 

Blessings

 

 

Loro

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Ajna Cari

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