I think for myself
I think for myself.
I learn to think independently, and I know
how to look at things differently.
My natural curiosity leads me to seek out the answers to many questions.
I always listen to my inner mentor.
I understand that sometimes people choose to answer in silence. I respect other people’s silence. They may wish for me to seek my own answer. Or they may be honest in their silence.
I read the signals people give out. I pay attention to my feelings and choose what aligns with my beliefs.
I seek help when I need it.
I use these skills to ask questions about my life. I learn to be open-minded.
I seek opportunities to expand my thinking.
I listen to all points of view, and I am open to different ways of communicating.
I apply my principles to every aspect of life
and, in doing so, my critical thinking skills
evolve.
I figure out what makes sense to me. I look for ways to improve my life. I make decisions based on my values in each situation.
I seek out new viewpoints and perspectives. I am expanding my mind. I open myself to new opportunities. I accept myself and others as we truly are.
Today, I expand my mind.
I am growing and changing, and I am living a life of integrity.
Self-Reflection Questions:
- Which behaviors can improve my independence?
- How can I continue to develop critical thinking skills?
- Do feelings manifest physically, how can I tune in to help myself?
