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How Positive Messages benefit your Mental Health

October 12, 2020

Here at Jeff Ditzell Psychiatry, we are all about positivity. Whether you follow us on social, look at our website, or have signed up to receive our FREE positive daily texts, we are beaming with positive lights towards all of our followers and patients. Today we want to discuss why it is important to start […]

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Here at Jeff Ditzell Psychiatry, we are all about positivity. Whether you follow us on social, look at our website, or have signed up to receive our FREE positive daily texts, we are beaming with positive lights towards all of our followers and patients. Today we want to discuss why it is important to start your day with a little positivity.

Positive Messages Can Make You Happy

Starting your morning with a positive message can lead you towards a more positive attitude. When it comes to being happy, it is not about how much money you have or how many things you have checked off your bucket list; it is all about your mindset and attitude. Happiness does not count on external factors; it must come from within yourself. Having a positive mindset and attitude can awaken your happiness. Receiving positive daily messages is just one tool that can help you achieve a positive attitude and give you a healthier and happier outlook on life.

It Gives You Motivation

Do you need a little push to tackle your daily tasks? Positive messages in the morning can give you that spark of motivation you need to start reaching your goals and achieving your dreams. There is nothing like a little encouragement in the morning to be able to push forward through your day. When you have a positive frame of mind, that is all the incentive, you need to overcome those daily obstacles. 

It can also help you improve your mood when about to begin physical activity. A Positive mindset when going into a workout can do wonders when trying to push yourself into the uncomfortable when trying to accomplish your goals.

Can Bring Up Your Self Esteem

When you choose to look at yourself in a positive light, it can give you confidence and the ability to focus on what is good and light. People with high self-esteem think strongly about themselves and do not let negative things get them down. Try thinking about yourself in a positive way along with other positive things to keep yourself (and your mind) on the right track. It really can bring up your self-esteem. Starting the day by reading a positive message affirms that it will be a good day and allows you to put out more positive vibes into the universe. Positive vibes lead to a positive life, higher self-esteem, and self-love.

Positive Messages Can Make You Healthier

When you receive your positive message in the morning, it can bring up your mood and can bring up a stronger effect on your body. Positive thinking can give you more energy and reduce your stress level. Stopping the negative self-talk should be a daily practice, which is a healthier immune system. When you adopt the way of positive thinking, there are many health benefits:

·        Lower rates of depression

·        Better resistance to the common cold

·        Better psychological and physical well-being

·        Better cardiovascular health

·        Better coping skills

Better Relationships With Friends & Family

Adopting a positive way of life also affects the others around you. Positive energy attracts positive energy. When you surround yourself with good people and positive energy, you will find that these other people can bring joy, boost your mood, and be a lot of fun to be around. When you think about yourself in a positive way, have higher self-esteem, and get rid of the negative self-talk, it allows you to be more approachable by other people. Your friends and family can also notice a difference in you and your energy, and they may ask how they can also adopt a positive attitude. Together everyone can make a difference and improve their mental health.

Leading a more positive lifestyle does not mean that you have to completely ignore the stressful and more unpleasant situations in your life. When you decide to focus on thinking positively, it allows you to approach those unfavorable situations in a positive and more productive way. The Free Positive Daily Texts that we send out to our friends and customers are the stepping stones to living a more positive life. Positive messages can lead to more positive self-talk, also allowing you to live a happier life. To sign up for our ((FREE)) Daily positive texts, click here.

How Positive Messages benefit your Mental Health

How Positive Messages benefit your Mental Health

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Dr. Jeff Ditzell, D.O. is the lead psychiatrist at Dr. Ditzell Psychiatry with over 25 years experience treating people for Anxiety, Depression, OCD, PTSD, Adult ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, using ketamine treatments, psychotherapy, and so much more.

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