Title: How to Change Yourself (with Pictures) - wikiHow
Headings: How to Change Yourself
How to Change Yourself
Part 1
of 4:
Assessing Your Needs
Part 2
of 4:
Setting the Right Goals
Part 3
of 4:
Putting Your Goals Into Action
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Shannon O'Brien, MA, EdM
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Do self-affirmations. Making self-affirmations, or telling yourself positive things about yourself, may help you establish your core values and stay focused on the person you want to be. While unrealistic self-affirmations (like “I accept everything about myself completely”) may not work because they could trigger potential argument with yourself, realistic positive statements like “I am a valuable person and a hard worker” may help you stay positive and even become a better problem-solver. To make effective self-affirmations, try the following: Use “I am” statements
For example, “I am a good person;” “ I am a hard worker;” “ I am creative.” Use “I can” statements
For example, “I can reach my full potential;” “ I can become who I want to be;” “