Today I decided that my new mantra is – well, you can see it in the first tweet I have listed in this post. I felt like my hashtag was pretty cool, and then I realized that a lot of people use the hashtag to express both positive and negative things. This post will focus on the positive!
1. Speak Softly
This is my new mantra, and I plan to repeat it to myself until it absolutely becomes part of my life.
The truth is I don’t speak bad about people too often – or at least I’ve toned it down, but when I do speak poorly of people or things, I feel bad. So, that’s why I’ve made this such an important habit that I want to build.
If you have nothing nice or constructive to say, then don’t say anything at all. #mynewmantra
— Kari F (@healthy_start_) February 20, 2015
2. Spread Some Kindness – Even To Them
This is such a good mantra to have! When you kill ’em with kindness, you are doing yourself and the world a favor by not adding any more negative energy into the world.
“Kill ’em with kindess” my momma always said. #mynewmantra
— Corinne Fleurette (@coriiiiinne) February 20, 2015
3. Wake Up On The Right Side Of The Bed
Or, at least choose NOT to be a miserable cow.
Awesome things will happen today if you choose to not be a miserable cow #MyNewMantra
— Megan Crooker (@megancrooker) February 19, 2015
4. Make It Count!
After my Unlimited Abundance experience, I know that this mantra is such a good one. When you feel like today will count, and you make sure that you do what it takes, the day works out perfectly.
My wall paper on my cell phone @HereIsGina #inspiration #mynewmantra #icanandiwill pic.twitter.com/rGF9Sg1Qz3
— Jessica Plunkett (@Jesserican) February 17, 2015
5. People Not Believing In You?
A lot of people are not going to believe in you as you try to achieve your dreams and goals in life. Take a cue from Bruno Mars and say this mantra.
“Don’t believe me, just watch.” @BrunoMars #mynewmantra
— Monica Marie (@Moni164) February 13, 2015
6. There Is Never Enough Time
Do you finish your day and say, “There’s not enough time in the day!” I think we all have at some point. But, when you look at someone who is really busy, and still manages to get their stuff done, it is a little sobering.
New mantra when feeling lazy… #beyonce #noexcuses #notenoughhoursinaday #mynewmantra #truth pic.twitter.com/BkgByTuXBr
— Heartlight Creative (@myheartlight) January 18, 2015
7. Overcoming Fear
What is the one thing that holds us back in life? Fear! Remember, everything you are striving to achieve can be found on the other side of fear. – adapted from George Addair’s quote
“It’s very hard to play — if you’re scared” — Baz Luhrman #MyNewMantra @bazluhrmann
— Stephen Adly Guirgis (@CookieRiverside) October 17, 2014
8. Let Go Of Anger
Fear is bad for your happiness and goals – and health, and anger is bad for your happiness and health – and goals. If you are holding on to anger, this mantra is for you.
“Holding onto anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.” – Buddha #MyNewMantra
— Jonathan C. Zaback (@zabackj) July 22, 2014
9. Let It Go
I can’t remember where I read it, but someone said something along the lines of, “Do your best, be happy, and leave everything else up to God.” Doesn’t that just sound great? I really believe it is all about having faith and trusting that the action you are taking is getting you to where you want to be.
“Keep your head in faith’s atmosphere” #KeepYourHeadToTheSky by Earth, Wind & Fire. #MyNewMantra pic.twitter.com/jySg9ZWL6J
— Love&Light (@KelleyReneeGG) June 1, 2013
10. Stop Living In The Past
If you are stuck thinking about what was done and how it could have been done better, then you can’t move forward! It’s time to focus on the present and the future, and get out of the past that cannot be changed.
“Don’t look back, you’re not going that way.” #MyNewMantra pic.twitter.com/YyJIn6Py
— Lauren Van Meter (@LovelyLo18) February 14, 2013
On Twitter? Use the hashtag #mynewmantra and inspire others to develop new positive affirmations about themselves.