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SUMMARY:ARTICLE - Susan Krauss Whitbourne, PhD Make Self-talk Work for You
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DESCRIPTION: This article is referenced in my book&nbsp;My XYZ's of Excellence. &nbsp;I think you will find her work beneficial. &nbsp;
Read it! Please- J Epperson
Susan Krauss Whitbourne Ph.D.Fulfillment at Any AgeMake Your Self-Talk Work for YouLearn from the pros how to use constructive, not dysfunctional, self-talkPosted Sep 10, 2013We all hold internal conversations as we go through our days, and sometimes our nights. &nbsp;Psychologists have identified one important type of these inner monologues as &ldquo;self-talk,&rdquo; in which you provide opinions and evaluations on what you&rsquo;re doing as you're doing it. You can think of self-talk as the inner voice equivalent of sports announcers commenting on a player&rsquo;s successes or failures on the playing field.Unlike that sports commentary, which athletes never hear while they're competing, you can actually &ldquo;hear&rdquo; what your own self-talk is saying. &nbsp;When this is upbeat and self-validating, the results can boost your...

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