May 2011
Beginner to intermediate
62 pages
1h 48m
English
Chronic worriers often generate unnecessary stress by subjecting themselves to endless negative thoughts. If the messages we send to ourselves are destructive and critical (“How could I have made such an obvious error?”) or name-calling (“I’m an idiot!”), we can start to believe them. We rarely stop to consider what we are saying to ourselves or to counter these self-criticisms with understanding or forgiveness.
Mind traps are irrational beliefs that can lead you astray from a clear and realistic perception of you and your world. Identifying your specific mind traps will help you to avoid them.
| Mind Traps | What They Are | How to Avoid Them |
| All-or-nothing thinking |
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