Talk Yourself into a Good Mood
 

Talk Yourself into a Good Mood

A good man eats good from the fruit of his mouth. —Proverbs 13:2

We talk a lot, and quite often pay no attention to what we are saying, let alone think seriously about the impact of our words. But if we are honest with ourselves, we may find some of our moods— good and bad—are directly linked to our conversations.

Anytime you become aware of your mood, whether you are feeling a bit gloomy or feeling cheerful and blessed, you should ask yourself: What have I been talking about? Soon you will begin to see how your words connect to your moods and attitudes.

Why not decide each day before you even get out of bed to ask God to help you talk about only things that benefit you and every- one who hears you? Since we have the power to make our days better, we would be foolish indeed if we didn’t do it.

Power Thought: By God’s grace, I think and speak positive words, reaping the benefits in my moods and attitudes.

From the book the book Power Thoughts Devotional by Joyce Meyer.

Was hurting, did a meditation and my sister called me from Tweed at 11 p.m. We talked for 4 hours, and when I got off the phone, my hand was stuck to my phone, and my phone had an indentation in my ear, but otherwise, no major pain in my body.

We have freedom of choice. How long am I going to stay in my pain before I reach out and ask for help.