5 ways to bring more positivity into your lifeHi Friend A positive mindset can help us handle tough times. It can build resilience and improve relationships, which can lead us to feel happier. In this email, we'll share simple ways to bring more positivity into your daily life. 1 - Focus on what you can control When things feel uncertain or stressful, we might often worry about things that are outside of our control. Try focusing on what you can do. By choosing how you respond and how you approach situations, you can feel more empowered and find some calm even when everything else is a bit chaotic. 2 - Reframe negative thoughtsNegative thoughts can sneak up on you when you least expect them. When that happens, try flipping the script. Instead of giving attention to unhelpful thoughts such as ‘I can’t do this’ try replacing them with helpful ones "this is tough, but I’m learning." This simple shift can turn challenges into chances to grow. 3 - Surround yourself with positivityThe people we hang out with and the places we spend time in really affect our mindset. Try to be around people who lift your spirits/bring you positive energy and look for spaces—online or in real life—that make you feel good. This will help you keep that positive self-talk going strong. 4 - Celebrate small winsEvery little step forward is worth celebrating, no matter how small. Take a moment to notice your progress and enjoy those small wins. This will lift your spirits and help you keep the momentum going, making it easier to stay motivated and positive. 5 - Practice self-compassionWe all make mistakes or have days when things don’t go as planned. Instead of being hard on yourself, practice self-compassion. Talk to yourself like you would to a friend—with kindness and understanding. Everyone has off days, and that’s okay. I hope these tips help bring a bit more positivity into your everyday life. If you're looking for a way to connect and share some good vibes with the people you care about, you can host your own Compliments & Coffee morning this September as part of our National Compliment Day campaign. It would be a great way to spread positivity together!As always, thank you for being part of our community.Eve from Jigsaw |
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