How Big Is Yours
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How Big Is Your Problem?
Summary
Problems can often become a part of who we are, but it doesn't have to be that way. Learn how to gain control over your problems rather than letting them control you.Keywords
goals, goal setting, motivation, success, living motivation, Jason Johns, Sanjo, hypnosis, achieving your goalsArticle
Do you have problems in your life that seem overwhelming and insurmountable?
Imagine standing at the base of Mount Everest?"it would appear massive and impossible to conquer. But what if you changed your viewpoint? Imagine hovering in a helicopter near the summit or viewing it from miles away. The mountain appears less daunting, doesn't it?
Similarly, we all face challenges that feel overwhelming at times. Often, all it takes is a shift in perspective to make them feel manageable.
Transforming your viewpoint can start with a simple step: look beyond yourself. A friend of mine was recently overwhelmed by personal issues. She felt trapped, with no clear way out. Then, her mother was unexpectedly admitted to the hospital with a possible brain tumor.
The next day, she told me, "Suddenly, my problems don’t seem so big."
If you're grappling with overwhelming issues, consider these strategies:
1. Look Beyond Yourself: Observe those around you and realize how fortunate you truly are. This broader perspective can shift your focus.
2. Visualize and Minimize: Picture your problem, then imagine reducing its size. Visualize it beneath your feet or push it far into the distance. This mental exercise can provide a fresh perspective, making the problem appear more manageable.
By changing how you view your challenges, you can handle them more effectively and resourcefully.
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