The "what if?" game. We all play it sometimes. What if I mess up this presentation? What if they don't like me? What if something terrible happens? These never-ending spirals of worry can leave us feeling paralysed and rob us of the present moment.
Anxiety is a common experience, affecting millions of people worldwide. It can create feelings of worry, doubt, and apprehension, and can sometimes make everyday situations feel overwhelming. But there's a powerful tool we can use to navigate anxiety: language. The words we choose, both internally and externally, have a significant impact on how we feel. Let's explore the connection between language and anxiety, and how we can use the power of words to manage it more effectively.
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I see a New Year resolution as a task that I have to complete. For me, it’s a ridged line from which I cannot stray. This leads to the kinds of pressure and negative self-talk that I describe above. A goal is a destination… and a destination needs a journey… I LOVE a journey!