Your own worst enemy
Hey # 63 I like that awesome post, You know the +20/-20 rule?
Lose 20% buy down or get out. Up 20% prepare for an exit and/ or prepare for a ride on the free shares, greed is a bitch and yes sir early on I was I own enemy. Just always remember we are gambling IT IS THAT SIMPLE.
Your internal dialogue is constant.
Through every waking hour, you never stop saying things to yourself.
Your internal dialogue happens in real time.
Unlike automatic thoughts that run through your mind, your internal dialogue happens at normal speed.
Your internal dialogue triggers a physiological change.
As a result of every thought you have, there is a physical reaction. This reaction can be positive or negative, even affecting your health.
Your internal dialogue is heavily influenced by your locus of control.
No matter what the situation is, or what demands you are facing, your internal dialogue is likely to be influenced by your locus of control.
Your internal dialogue tends to be totally monopolistic.
It crowds out or drowns out any other data, from any other source. As a result, you may spend your time lost in the frantic self-talk that goes with it.
Your negative internal dialogue gets the loudest when you need it the least.
It gets loudest when the pressure is on, because it flows at least in part from your personal truth. That kind of talk, if you listen to it at pivotal moments, can change your life forever. You end up being your own worst enemy.
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