So that's where the change comes in. I know in my case, I spend way too much time focusing on what I haven't done, what I think I can't do, what I don't feel like doing, and less on what I am able to do, what I'm capable of, and what I have done.
My new goal is to focus the good - learn how to appreciate what I have and how to improve upon that. Too often I think "I hate my legs." "I hate my hips." etc. I am going to learn how to love me, my body (which sounds ridiculous but is true) and do my best to improve what I love. I do this in other areas of my life, why should it be so hard to relate it to my body?
I don't know how this will go, or how hard or easy it will be to learn to stop the negative thoughts and switch from wanting to change something out of dislike, to wanting to improve something to make it better - even though it's fine the way it is. I'm sure it will be a struggle. But I'm going to give it a shot anyway.
Couldn't hurt, right?
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