I have read that over
66,000 thoughts flow through our minds every day. I’m not sure if that is factual, but if it is
anywhere near that many it is staggering.
No wonder I can’t focus. That also explains the fact that I can talk
myself into believing almost anything.
The real challenge is what we do with all that thought power. Too often those thoughts are negative. Thoughts like the devil tempting us and
thoughts like our own self-doubt. We can
be our own worst enemy with negative thoughts.
Clearly the preference is to use those thoughts to bolster confidence,
to instill a positive attitude. Remember
the MMM a few weeks ago, "Choose Your Me”.
Our thoughts are incredibly powerful.
The mind can push our bodies beyond perceived limits. It can strengthen us in times of loss and
encourage us in times of doubt.
Controlling all of our thoughts is probably not possible, but
controlling our thoughts when we need them to be positive is a great skill.
Life is largely a mental
game. How we handle tens of thousands of
thoughts per day plays impacts us significantly. Our thoughts need to be positive, supportive,
encouraging, and challenging, not negative.
What kind of games is your mind playing on you?
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