Some things remain in your mind as they happened yesterday, while others become meaningless.It is inevitable that those who persist have triggered the strongest emotional response.One of the learning curves of growth is the learning curve of dealing with criticism.Parents must find a way to guide their children away from doing certain things.You tend to say "no" or "no" many, many times, especially for a two-year-old who is committed to exploring their surroundings, expand their understanding of the world we live in.You are not always able to provide this guidance in a Super waycalm!Sometimes, as your tolerance continues to be tested, your tonality shows a little bit of emotional frustration on your own.Last summer we were on holiday with some family members whose son was only two years old.When we found out that one of our rental cars was spontaneously lit overnight and completely burned down, and that children's seats, strollers and God only knew what was left, we came across a particularly nervousOur temper is usually calm but inevitably, the day is a bit tense when you try to get from a to B and try to solve the car situation in a country that doesn't speak English.Once "dad" tried to make a phone call in French --English and the two-year-old (who is tired and doesn't get as much attention as he might like) start crying;No, he's actually growling!His uncle bent down and put his finger on his mouth and said, "Shhh ".The noise escalated to an incredible level and the mom had to take the child out of the room for a quick exit.It wasn't until six months later that Dad showed his son some pictures of his childhood.A photo shows the little boy's father sitting on the sofa with his uncle.He immediately asked, "Did Uncle Lorraine also sigh you?"Think about how deeply he must have remembered" blame ".This is an excellent proof of the fact that we do not like to be told.We instinctively like to please others and seek approval.However, we must learn to accept guidance, not in person;We must learn to accept criticism and not see it as such --Instead, we must learn to focus on its constructive intentions.This is one of the most important learning curves we have to go through, usually in the first seven years of our lives.If you are still feeling unusually depressed in the face of critical assessment, it will never be too late to learn how to separate instinctive emotional responses from this critical review.With the help of hypnosis, you can train your brain to perceive it in different light.Hypnosis is also a very powerful ally when one wants to build confidence.It allows you to enter your heart, into your subconscious, where your instinctive beliefs and expectations are stored.At the end of the day, if you want to change how you feel, you need to be able to change the way you think instinctively.Hypnosis allows you to do this.Hypnotized mp3 expert Rosanna reton builds confidence.P.S.Discover how to concentrate your mind with hypnosis.Get free hypnotized mp3 from my website.
