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]]>By rewarding delayed gratification activities such as going to the gym, healthy eating, or even doing taxes, with an immediate “guilty pleasure”, our brains learn to associate the immediate pleasure with the activity we should be doing.
If you see exercise as something you “should” be doing, and pair it with something you truly love. One tip to make it work is to restrict access to the “want” behavior. Listen to the audiobook only when you’re running and not at any other time. Hopefully, those exercise hours will soon become your favorite part of the day!
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]]>The post All Athletes Should Follow The No. 1 Psychological Law: As You Think, So You Become appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>If you dwell on the negative events and expect bad things to happen, they will. If you don’t think you’re good enough, you never will be.
Instead of telling yourself that you can’t do what you want and comparing yourself to others, focus on the positives. Celebrate your successes, improve on your losses, and know that you will achieve in the end.
Believe in yourself and you will become the person you want to be. Show confidence and stay motivated.
The simple secret to success is: believe. Believing that you can achieve your goals and that you deserve it is 50% of the battle.
This amounts to having faith. Faith is the secret to success. Achieving your goals takes time, effort and persistence. As you think, so you will become. Have faith, and you will achieve great things.
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]]>Sometimes, we expect that achieving a certain goal will bring us much more than it actually does, which can leave us feeling unsatisfied despite the achievement.
It’s easy to get used to what you have and always strive for more, thinking that you just need a little bit more to become truly happy. But at some point, you’ll realize that the true key to happiness is not to expect too much and enjoy the little things along the way.
A big part of this problem is the use of social media in today’s world. Seeing other people’s seemingly perfect lives sets unrealistic expectations that ultimately lead to an unhappy life.
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]]>The post How Negativity Bias Can Mess With Your Mental Health appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>This psychological phenomenon is part of the reason why first impressions are so important to us. Not only do we tend to remember people the way they were when we first met them, but we also often dwell on the impression we left on them, especially if we did something to embarrass ourselves. The thing is, people will rarely remember something negative that happened to us, but we will likely never let it go.
Focusing on the negative can make you strive for perfection (which is impossible) and mess up your motivation, focus, and overall mental health.
The post How Negativity Bias Can Mess With Your Mental Health appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post There’s a Scientific Way to Trick Yourself Into Enjoying Exercise appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>By rewarding delayed gratification activities such as going to the gym, healthy eating, or even doing taxes, with an immediate “guilty pleasure”, our brains learn to associate the immediate pleasure with the activity we should be doing.
If you see exercise as something you “should” be doing, and pair it with something you truly love. One tip to make it work is to restrict access to the “want” behavior. Listen to the audiobook only when you’re running and not at any other time. Hopefully, those exercise hours will soon become your favorite part of the day!
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]]>The post All Athletes Should Follow The No. 1 Psychological Law: As You Think, So You Become appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>If you dwell on the negative events and expect bad things to happen, they will. If you don’t think you’re good enough, you never will be.
Instead of telling yourself that you can’t do what you want and comparing yourself to others, focus on the positives. Celebrate your successes, improve on your losses, and know that you will achieve in the end.
Believe in yourself and you will become the person you want to be. Show confidence and stay motivated.
The simple secret to success is: believe. Believing that you can achieve your goals and that you deserve it is 50% of the battle.
This amounts to having faith. Faith is the secret to success. Achieving your goals takes time, effort and persistence. As you think, so you will become. Have faith, and you will achieve great things.
The post All Athletes Should Follow The No. 1 Psychological Law: As You Think, So You Become appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post How Your Expectations Can Rob You of Your Happiness appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Sometimes, we expect that achieving a certain goal will bring us much more than it actually does, which can leave us feeling unsatisfied despite the achievement.
It’s easy to get used to what you have and always strive for more, thinking that you just need a little bit more to become truly happy. But at some point, you’ll realize that the true key to happiness is not to expect too much and enjoy the little things along the way.
A big part of this problem is the use of social media in today’s world. Seeing other people’s seemingly perfect lives sets unrealistic expectations that ultimately lead to an unhappy life.
The post How Your Expectations Can Rob You of Your Happiness appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The post How Negativity Bias Can Mess With Your Mental Health appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>This psychological phenomenon is part of the reason why first impressions are so important to us. Not only do we tend to remember people the way they were when we first met them, but we also often dwell on the impression we left on them, especially if we did something to embarrass ourselves. The thing is, people will rarely remember something negative that happened to us, but we will likely never let it go.
Focusing on the negative can make you strive for perfection (which is impossible) and mess up your motivation, focus, and overall mental health.
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