Unemployment Blues Talk To Yourself
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Overcoming Unemployment Blues: Positive Self-Talk
Summary
Boost your mood and self-esteem by creating personalized, positive scripts to revisit regularly. On days when you feel like a failure, reading about your strengths and achievements can restore balance, uplift your spirits, and prepare you for the challenges of job searching.
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The effectiveness of daily affirmations?"those motivational phrases you repeat each morning?"often sparks debate. However, a more impactful approach to enhancing your mood and self-esteem involves creating personalized, positive scripts for regular reflection.
On difficult days when self-doubt takes over, immerse yourself in a journal filled with notes about your strengths and accomplishments. This practice can help realign your perspective, boost your mood, and re-energize you for the job search journey.
Keep a notebook handy and document every success, no matter how small. List your personal qualities, both work-related and beyond. Include moments that made you proud and any compliments or gratitude you've received from others. Remember to note any awards or recognitions you’ve earned.
Describe achievements both big and small, like completing a challenging class, mastering a new skill, or helping someone learn something new. Everyone has a history of successes, but we often overlook them, focusing instead on perceived failures.
Continuously add to your positive script as you recall more achievements?"your list will grow the more you think about it. On tough days, revisit your notebook to remind yourself of your worth. Remember, the world benefits from our collective efforts, so give yourself a well-deserved emotional boost.
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