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November 30, 2019
Restoring Confidence When Negatively Impacted. Trauma & deep internal challenges can leave its mark on confidence. This can help restore confidence to self.
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Here’s a Sample of the “Restoring Confidence When Negatively Impacted” Guided Meditation Script:

In this exercise,
I’m going to share how mindfulness can help restore feelings of confidence
That may have been negatively impacted over time

Many survivors of very difficult circumstances
Will get to this stage in this mindfulness path
with an even stronger sense of themselves
and a deeper appreciation
for their own resourcefulness.

But trauma and deep internal challenges can leave its mark on confidence,
attitudes, relationships, and behavior
long after the core wound has healed.

Mindfulness practices can help you
to feel more confidence in yourself
Restoring you
To your own original authenticity.

Over time,
You may have developed the tendency
To over-monitor everything in your experience,
Looking out for signs of danger, harm, or anything unpleasant.

restoring confidence when negatively impacted, Restoring Confidence When Negatively Impacted

Of course, it’s healthy to look out for danger,
But it can be unhealthy if we’re not balancing it out
By remembering the 99% of the time
When we’re actually ok
In each present moment.

So if you learn to acknowledge your monitoring
without letting it take over,
you will stop undermining your confidence in your current state of ‘ok-ness’.

By opening up to
And bringing mindfulness to all of the positive states of being throughout your day,
Your sense of self-confidence
Will grow bit by bit,
Drop by drop,
Until your water bucket of self confidence
Is full and embodied.

About the author 

Sean Fargo

Sean Fargo is the Founder of Mindfulness Exercises, a former Buddhist monk of 2 years, a trainer for the mindfulness program born at Google, an Integral Coach from New Ventures West, and an international mindfulness teacher trainer. He can be reached at [email protected]

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