I am having very anxious and getting negativity thoughts since my father faced covid , he is healthy and fit now but I can't stop thinking negativity about this . Tried controlling it but not happening . Now i am more anxious because i saw somewhere that if you think negative you will attract the same this is making me more sad and depressed. Please help , i am 24 Year and College going student .. Your one reply can make me clear about this
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You may take the following steps to manage your anxiety.
Accept It: When you are feeling nervous, remind yourself that it is natural to feel anxious. Remind yourself that in the past also you have felt nervous but you succeed in your job.
Practice More: If you practice your lessons and rehearse your speech, your anxiety levels are likely to be much lower when you are on the job. Practice makes a person perfect and a perfect person is never anxious.
Take it as a Challenge: When something makes you nervous, instead of running away from it, take the bull by horn. Face the challenge boldly as if you are fighting a battle with an enemy. Imagine the joy you would get after you defeat your enemy!!
Be Positive: You must think about winning the game rather than losing it. Positive thinking keeps your mood good and reduces your nervousness.
Try Your Best: Instead of bothering whether you would win or lose, think whether you have tried your best or not. Once you are convinced that you have tried your best, you must stop bothering about the result which is not in your hand.
Be Ready for the worst: You must evaluate what would happen if you lose in the worst case. Heaven is not going to fall and your life would go on. If you are ready for the worst, you would be much less anxious.
Accept the Destiny: I always believe that we must try our best and leave the rest to God or destiny. If things donât go our way, it may be the decision of God which may actually turn out to be better for us.
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A human mind experiences almost 50000 to 70000 thoughts in a day ,80% of which are negative. Negative thoughts have a tendency to spiral and take over our system.
Very effective techniques are available these days.
Consult a cognitive behavior therapist ,would help you handle these very effectively and in the process you would learn techniques that would be helpful throughout your lifetime.
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When you think negative you tend to feel sad and depressed. Its very logical. Replace your negative thoughts with positive or neutral approach. When feeling down, speak to your friends or family members on general topic or engage yourself in some physical activity or art work.
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Recommedn to visit a psychologist and take necessary help.
Your this belief that if you think negative you will attract the same is unfounded and irrational. Thoughts never can be controlled. It can be managed. You should consult a clinical psychologist or psychiatrist. You will be advised what to do after evaluation. You will be alright.
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