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The Mindful Method: Spot, Stop, Swap

The Mindful Method: Spot, Stop, Swap

Catch your negative thoughts. Pause. Replace them with better ones.

🧭 Be aware of thoughts and patterns.

🚦Spot what triggers you → Stop the reaction → Swap it with better thoughts/actions.

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