Question of the Day: Day 64
If you wanted to change it what steps would you take and who could help you?
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This is a hard one. I would like to be less quick to insult people. I mean everything I say in jest, but some of my barbs can be quite stinging, and I don't know when to stop. As for changing it...I am trying to be more sensitive, to hold my tounge, to make a different joke. I think it is making me a better person. As for help...on this one I don't think there is anyone who can help.
In the past I was very angry. I would bottle up my anger and then lose it in an inapropiate place. Now I am more balanced. What changed? I think it was God. Cheesey as it sounds, I think that is the biggest change: I came to believe in a God that loved me, and as a result, feel more balanced, feel His presence in my life.
I do not believe I have a behavior problem I do know that I am battling a mental illness but I am better because I have learned how to live with it and still be successful.
Do you have a behavior that you just don't like or that prevents you from being successful?
If you wanted to change it what steps would you take and who could help you? Yes I get mad easily. and if you repeat things over and over i get pissed off and flip.
Procrastinating is probably the first thing that I need to work on but, being who I am, it always ends up getting postponed for something more (or less)important. You get my drift?
I think that the first thing I'd have to is start making lists so that I could prioritize what needs to be done. Then post the list where I can see it every single day and just start plugging away and crossing things off as they are completed. Oh, and I should really reward myself each time I finish a project! I really think that might be a good motivation.
My family could help by asking me now and then how my list is going. Oh, and they should reward me each time I finish something, too!
Well, in all seriousness, I don't have to have rewards but it sure wouldn't hurt either.
I believe that I do have a behavior that dose prevent me from being successful. That would be my anger, I do want to change it but at times it becomes really hard to. I believe that I have done a lot better with it though. I would like to say who has helped me being able control my anger it would be my loving teacher Michelle and Debbi, also a lady named Dianna W. Also Jon V.F and Dewayne, Jeff and all the staff at Victor youth services and North Valley Schools all this people have helped me become a more respectable person and also they have helped me become a person who dose care what people thinks about him and I am thankful to them that they have done this for me I hope they will know that I am happy they have helped me and because of that I will be a better person in the world I will know how to listen to people and try to understand why people do what they do I have learned more in school I am a lot smarter and more caring and more giving I am able to walk away from a lot of thing’s that I have not been able to walk away from before I still need help controlling my anger but at least they and I know that that I have learned how to control my anger. I WOULD LIKE TO SAY THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME UNDERSTAND MYSELF AND LEARN WHAT I WAS SO ANGERY ABOUT AND ALSO TEACHING ME HOW TO CONTROL MYANGER AND FOR HELPING BE TO BE A BETTER PERSON THANK YOU I WILL MISS ALL OF YOU. I hope all of you know that you have helped me learned how ton take control of my life.
BY: CECIL H, AGE 16
I sometimes stutter. I never used to, but sometime after I had started using drugs, I realized that it had affected my ability to convert thoughts to spoken words. I cleaned up my act, but the stuttering stayed. There's a side-effect I had never heard about.
Anyway, I think it makes me look less certain of myself or that I flat out appear not to know what I'm talking about. I guess I could join Toastmasters or something and practice public speaking, focussing on enunciating and speaking with a clear, concise delivery. I'd be lieing if I said that this was how I wanted to spend what little free time I have.
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