Become The Boss Of Your Brain in 5 Steps

[@wax9362]

Hello everybuddy. I've been working on the techniques in these videos for 9 months. I've learned how to love myself and stop living with labels. The thoughts are still there, yet I have become skilled at which thoughts I allow to manipulate me. I've learned about boundaries and defensive behavior. I'm 50 years old , I wish I would have learned these practices years ago .

[@CC-qf6zz]

Thank you for sharing!

[@shweetiepetina1563]

👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻

[@mschrisfrank2420]

Writing my thoughts down has greatly helped me manage them.

[@ohnope_]

can't afford therapy this is a life saver thank u so much

[@tiarajessy9491]

Same, i live in India ,and here therapy is expensive as shit!

[@juliakristinamah]

You're welcome Bam - glad it's helping.

[@44nk96]

Why aren’t more therapists like you? So many are just dead in the eyes. Sorry to be so glum, but it’s fantastic to see one that has expression! Thank you for your content.

[@IM-uh5tk]

2:45 you cannot control your thoughts but you can learn how to manage them when they come in 4:34 acknowledge that your thoughts exist; do not ignore/deny them 7:00 your brain is always going to throw defeat-ful thoughts at you and that's okay 10:45 attach to the ones that are helpful and detach from ones which are not 13:13 decide which thoughts you want to be thinking

[@reenasingh-id9zh]

Does this happen to everyone ,I thought I am the only one having tough times with weird thoughts.

[@robertopalomo2828]

Believe me , you are not the only one

[@victoriastallard]

Reena Singh No, you aren't the only one that is like this.

[@lttlod1]

This is helpful! Therapists I've worked with in the past said thoughts are just thoughts. However, I think my thoughts relate a lot to my core beliefs about myself. So, my beliefs are the things that are hard to change for me. I see the thoughts as a symptom of what I believe to be true about myself or what others believe about me that I take on as truth. Trying to let go of that is hard. Work in progress!

[@anbathanga4660]

Got it! I should not ask,"Which thought is true? But which ones are helpful?" Great insight!

[@jeraldbaxter3532]

So much helpful information in this video! Important distinction between " positive thoughts" and helpful thoughts; back in the 1950s, 60s and 70s, when "The Power of Positive Thinking" was popular, people naturally equated positive with helpful, but time has proven the error. This video helps untangled that the knotty contradictions.

[@unconversantcallowincandes1540]

Admitting that your thoughts do not DEFINE you darlings. We can not control anything ALL the time. When the negative thoughts arise tell yourself immediately in that moment that this thought is a BAD Habit, what I've been taught poorly, I can change my mind, I am Allowed to be whoever I want to be, and this negative habit is NOT that person. I can grow. I can learn. I can adapt. I AM capable of taking care of my needs to drive healthy behavior and mindsets.

[@khyati7733]

Thank you so much for this!

[@carloshernandez.9925]

THIS SHOULD GO VIRAL! Thank you so much Julia, you're awesome! So your videos and content in general

[@christinapennell5073]

Reframing from negative to unhelpful thoughts. And responsible thinking......I like that. Hello from Tacoma Washington.

[@izawaniek2568]

Thank you Julia, you are saving people’s lives by what you are doing.

[@juliakristinamah]

Grateful it connected and good for you for showing up for yourself and doing this work.

[@izawaniek2568]

@@juliakristinamah Thank you.

[@stoneyvowell1239]

I really like that boss in a meeting analogy, especially if you use the DID or OSDD personality model.

[@flosotall3041]

This video is so liberating to know we are always in control of our mind. We have got to be intentional about the thoughts we choose to think . Beautiful 😍

[@goodlivelive2621]

It really works on me Some one did helped Visit him on wha'txpp......💪💪

[@Hannah431-z5z]

Thank you for your content! I just stumbled upon your channel recently - I appreciate the aesthetic your videos have, and also that you don’t edit out every single pause or breath you take... feels like you are truly speaking to me/us. ✨

[@freshliving4199]

Doubt ALL thought for they are not your own. Watch them come and then watch them leave…bye bye thoughts. We are not meant to live by thinking from thoughts. But by knowing from understanding. Don’t think, just know.

[@bobbylincoln7869]

wow this is great ,,,,, your learn something new everyday

[@juliakristinamah]

Hopefully! That's how we know we're growing.

[@katsthoughts8171]

I always really enjoy your videos and feel I always learn something. Thanks for doing what you do.

[@MissDoreen]

Thank you Julia ❤😊I definitely recommend joining the Shift Society 😊

[@juliakristinamah]

Hi Shifter - really glad you're here - and there ;-)

[@GeoKN]

I joined the shift society a few weeks ago and done anything 🤔 listening to this was helpful and has motivated me to join next zoom meeting on Wed

[@izawaniek2568]

Which thoughts are helpful and which are you intentionally willing to think, which are after consideration result in responsible action. What do you need to hear from yourself ? It is not about me but them. Julia, this video is PERFECT! A life-changer! Thank you so much! Which thought is helpful? We can manage ourselves, becoming in charge of your mind is POWER! And a path to living a REAL FULL LIFE!

[@paulinepasierowski1201]

I have been following Julie for several months now and I so appreciate your Teachings, thank you Julia

[@mcarolinejoseph6154]

Julia Kristina your awesome thanks you help me get better understanding of my situation ❤️😊 thank you

[@mamabear5488]

Always glad to be here! Ty gor saying you can't stop your brain!!!! 💕🎉🎉🎉

[@mamabear5488]

Thank you thank you thank you!❤ Love your video's you read my mind all the time!🙏

[@antonboludo8886]

Excellent and very helpful. Many thanks and Happy Canada Day.

[@CC-qf6zz]

Unfortunately people are not taught this-so many parents are not capable of teaching this and the school doesn’t teach this.

[@lifecoachakramm5427]

that was so nice 👌🏻 thanks Julia 🙏🏻

[@maritescampo2674]

Thank you so much Julia,it help me a lot.take good care too

[@toastrecon]

Great video, thank you! Helpful insight.

[@jaxorbetter]

Thank you!

[@inshrakhan5121]

❤❤❤its so helpful and thats what my brain is saying right now

[@juliakristinamah]

Ha! Love it.

[@NancyKnous-ez9rj]

I just came across you and love every video I have watched!

[@victornunag1799]

Hi new subcriber here from the philippines. Your videos are very helpful please keep on uploding. God bless you and ty for this great video.

[@gsakcay]

Thank you.

[@rsnsol2490]

Can you explain what you mean exactly when yoy say "grounded". Might be a good topic for a video. Thankyou.

[@chrishorbatt3504]

I really like your videos, I'm just stuck getting past some parts.I see the overall reasoning but thinking thoughts that make me feel the way I want to feel seams like I might be missing some reality checks that I might need to function in the environment I'm trying to exsist in.

[@dannyp2970]

Your nature will still keep you grounded. You will just reprogram your brain to not overthink these topics because overthinking it also creates a false reality that is negative to your health

[@MaggieWebster-o4r]

Absolutely love this video so helpful thank you ❤

[@coachmark82]

Good information, as usual...appreciate your insight and perspective...rock on...

[@raiderlove5923]

Thank you for this video. It's very informative and helpful for me.

[@bobdavis9727]

Too many people whimsically assume without questioning themselves and others. Inquiry deepens the pool of meaning and increases relevance, reliance, reality,…

[@varun.shenoy10]

Happy Canada Day Julia 🇨🇦🤗

[@patriciasantiago8357]

Thanks Julia...greetings from Guadalajara, Mexico.

[@juliakristinamah]

Hello Patricia from Vancouver, Canada.

[@AlexLopez-bz9ek]

Great stuff, going trough difficult time and your videos has helped me big time

[@lindahebb4832]

Thank you for posting

[@hunterdanielserpebecker5586]

A video of responsible thinking would be helpful for me to stop overthinking

[@victoriastallard]

Hunter Daniel Serpe I agree with you 💯 I too would Love to see a video on Responsible thinking 🤔 :)

[@mamabear5488]

Great video! Ty💕

[@wandarichard1865]

I'm new. Greetings to all from California!

[@MariaSantos-gm7ps]

Great. Thank you”

[@juliakristinamah]

You're welcome Maria - glad you're here

[@robertpicobancroft3869]

I'm back again....thank you

[@zeenatbanedar7575]

thank you for the video..really helpful...pls upload color videos

[@annperez1]

Excited to be here, and learn this 5 steps!

[@juliakristinamah]

Glad you're here too Ann

[@chrismcevoy2503]

Hello again Julia!

[@Word-Smithy]

Excellent content!

[@andrewhohmann8633]

These negative thoughts are driving me crazy. Your right thoughts are thoughts how liberating. I tried to looking for your free guide but it’s asking me to sign up for a monthly payment.

[@kidistyeshialem52]

Thank you so much for your lessons....

[@medinac7618]

Good morning sunshine

[@KenRuan]

We are simply vessels for incoming thoughts

[@MariaSantos-gm7ps]

Hello Julia Kristina”

[@timothystone3726]

I think some thoughts are environmental, spiritual,intuitive or primordial.

[@steviemcintyre9718]

Very helpful

[@tamarafox429]

Hi Julia 👋

[@stevecatanio8532]

Hey. You're awesome.

[@captaindan1000]

It's important to be your own brain boss because what's the alternative? Hire someone else to run it for you? They don't have temp agencies for that kind of thing. Also who else is to be the boss but you?

[@khyati7733]

Its about being the boss of your mind, as opposed to your mind controlling you

[@monaqualunque]

This upload is a Helpful Thought. Thanks. Much of the advice folks give is Unhelpful Thought, but some of these folks are manipulative and have made them Intrusive Thoughts which are harder to avoid ruminating on. I've really been needing to become the boss of my own mind again.

[@gamersroom8374]

hey Julia, first of all lots of love from India.this is my first time watching your video , I have a issue and I don't know whom should I ask about it,who will be better then you, So the thing is I don't know why I can't let people raise their voice at me like I get hurt and angry if somebody shout at me , what happened is 15 days before I was hanging out with my girlfriends and one of their boyfriend was on call and he pushed us further so there's no disturbance on call and we went a bit further and started talking and suddenly out of no where he shouted at me shut up and and tears came up and I said I don't even listen to my mom's raised voice who he is ? And came back home so the my two girls friends are like my sister they are my childhood friend so I consider them my sister and she talked to her bf that it wasn't right of him to shout at me and later she called me that it was wrong of me too that I said who he is because he is also 6 year old friend he was quite close he texted me sorry too but I didn't read it and denied that I can't talk to him anymore as he disrespected me and I won't agree that it was wrong of me to say that because I think he got response against what he did , from that day she isn't talking to me and I am feeling weird like that is my boundry I can't let somebody shout at me I can't take it but then I think maybe I should have agreed that it was wrong of me to say so ,I am in selima please help me

[@dkdawe1]

I think I have a mixed relationship with that word ‘control’ also…. Lol

[@joeoluwa6532]

Wow! wow!! wow!!!❤

[@user-Wfkyles]

William Kyles

[@raymondmedina3244]

Hello everyone) a lesson learned from what was said

[@SusieSundaeBubbles01]

Susie here!

[@tiarajessy9491]

😶?

[@tiarajessy9491]

Oh wait ur introducing yourself! .....Hi Susie, Tiara here❤️

[@juliakristinamah]

Hi Susie - glad you're here.

[@TheIllerX]

Well, theoretically the advice here is reasonable, but... I have experience in trying CBT and similar techniques. I am not ruling out it might help others, but things are not so simple for me at least. You cannot expect to use logic and sort out what thoughts you want hold on to and so on. The problem is that we are not pure logical Vulcans from Star Trek. The reason tons of thoughts you don't want continue to pop into your head is emotional. And those emotions needs to be adressed before any lasting positive change can be made. Meditation is one very good way of self therapy and adressing your emotions. A healthy lifestyle and some sense of purpose in life will also help of course. So if we really could choose thoughts like in the video it would be excellent, but if you really can do that you are either not human or don't have any greater emotions behind the bad thoughts in the first place. I appreciate the effort in the video though and I hope it helps other people.

[@mschrisfrank2420]

She literally says you can’t choose your thoughts, that’s the whole point of the video. And often, your thoughts trigger emotions and not the other way around. So to manage your feelings, you work on managing your response to your thoughts. She’s also talking about “helpful” thoughts not “logical” thoughts.

[@billgoldly3962]

In fact, I think most people do …..including Julia

[@raphaelmontoya286]

hi

[@kennethjenkins1094]

Sam Harris talks about the thoughts that just pop up into you head

[@juliakristinamah]

that's right - we can't stop those from ever happening

[@tanyakashyap6944]

Wow ❤️🤩

[@FG-zo4om]

💯

[@inshrakhan5121]

❤❤❤

[@michelleharris9992]

Can you email me how to handle life being Bipolar… and outbursts for no reason…Being called crazy and a clown

[@JoseSantos-t5r]

Y

[@thomas4857]

I prefer a narcissist or other owner take control of the brane

[@thomas4857]

Can I beg you for a favor? Can you do a podcast or message me in comment how to use your mind for strict logic strict logic. You got a taste of it when studying for your msw test. I'd be in your debt

[@JoseSantos-t5r]

The guy behind you will zap me

[@stevecatanio8532]

Can't focus. Lol.

[@WellseeTheend]

Thank you.

[@Katrine-g9c]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@joeyd8146]

Thank you

[@thomas4857]

Thank you