Have you considered the impact of individual and collective negative self-talk?
For most of us it’s based upon our existing limiting beliefs and is a reaction to the triggers of those beliefs.
They can cause us to judge ourselves, others and our situations, making them identical to our limiting beliefs.
That negative self-talk reflects our fears, negative habits and ignorance.
That negative self-talk is also habitual.
That’s thinking on ‘automatic’.
What would happen if we responded to triggers with positive, useful and factual self-talk?
What if we could make that a better habit?
That would mean thinking on ‘manual’ instead of ‘automatic’.
I specialise in helping individuals and organisations deal with difficult people and conflict, both of which create performance issues.
A common cause of those behaviour and performance issues is individual and collective negative self-talk.
Deepening our self-awareness helps us to choose manual thinking of a positive useful and factual nature instead of an automatic habitually negative fearful and ignorant nature.
It only requires consistent correct practice to master, not a psych degree!
When I work with difficult people and help them recognise their self-talk, especially when there is conflict with others who also have negative self-talk, the resolution is fast and deep.
When they reach a point of unconditional forgiveness within themselves first, magic happens.
The individual pay-off is massive.
At an organisational level it’s stupendous!
Do you think that’s worth pursuing?
