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 Silence the Critical Voices in your Head

I liked this article because I feel like I fall into the same rut that Rajeev did. He finds the negative comments within a couple positive comments and lets it get to his head. Whenever this happens, his productivity and his attitude changes drastically which is never good. A good ratio is a 5 to 1 with good comments and negative comments. This will help you overcome the bad comments and let you figure out how to change for the better which could lead to a domino effect.

A Simple Habit to Rewire Your Brain

I liked reading this article because I feel like everyone can improve on this. Nobody has the perfect way of thinking but if you are able to change the way you think about certain situations instead of letting them get into your head, your whole mood can change. Instead of thinking about how someone said something negative about you, you can think about how you can begin to change that negative part of you and slowly get better at it.

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