What happens when we shift your energy externally?

We become more prone to gossip.

When we focus on ourselves some may argue that we are more likely to complain about everything that sucks in it.

But we will teach you how to see the glimmers,the good things around you.

Gossip and complaining are low vibrational patterns that hinder beauty and abundance.

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Noting patterns of gossip and complaint

A lack of self-awareness

Isn’t it funny that we are so wired to gossip about others and to complain, shifting the blame to others, that we rarely catch ourselves in the process?

We want you to start becoming aware of when you shift your energy outwards.

Judging from the curtain of our perspectives

When we judge others through gossip or pinning the complaints on them we are doing it from our moral code and upbringing

Not theirs, so what would happen if we actually took a moment to think about how someone’s past has shaped their decisions.

Instead of imposing our ideals on them?

Escapism

Might the reason why you complain a lot instead of finding solutions be a form of escapism?

Similar to feasting on people’s misfortunes?

What are you avoiding in your life?

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Nipping gossip and complaining

Take responsibility

For one, if we are all busy taking care of our lives, we wouldn’t have the time, not the attitude, to engage in said patterns.

This also means taking responsibility for our perspectives.

Find glimmers throughout your day

A glimmer is the opposite of something that makes you angry or sad.

Glimmers can be small or big positive emotions.

Having a lovely breakfast might cause a glimmer because you will feel so grateful to eat something rejuvenating and yummy.

Look for glimmers they are everywhere.

Right before you start complaining ask yourself whether you can see a glimmer in that situation.

A pristine day

Something we came across totally changed our approach to less complaining and gossiping.

Habits die hard right?

So, you will employ a day of the week when we don’t gossip or complain.

And if you do, you pay someone or a cause that you don’t support.

You can set aside a certain amount that will make you reconsider not judging others.

You can add another day gradually until you aren’t allowed to gossip or judge every day.

Be aware of your environment

Do the people around you allow or discourage you from gossiping and complaining? Or do they join you?

You might need a new environment if you are committed to change.

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