INTRODUCTION

The Big Connection to work for You

Helping Three Groups of People
People who feel stress and want relief and
recovery.

People who face changes and want survival

and success.

People who carry responsibilities and want to

be energetic and productive consistently.
 Success Secret

 Most people have never been told how big the

connection is between stress, motivation and
self-talk
 You will find practical & positive ideas for
turning stress into motivation even in the face
of big problems, changes and demands.
 Major Cause of Stress
The Stress and ignoring changes:
change is closing linked with stress.
Changes that are ignored when a change arrives on our
doorstep and we do nothing about it.

Changes that are ignored and purposeful action not

taken as major causes of stress, but another cause is
beliefs that don’t work.
 The Impact of Belief System on Stress
 Most stress is not caused by external circumstances. It is
caused by our belief systems.

 When people are feeling stress, they need to bear healing

beliefs over and over.

 Our belief systems do influence our stress and our

motivations.
 Motivation is the quality of having a motive or incentive
that stirs us to action. This motive fro action move sus
toward our dreams and objectives.
 Beliefs about Motivation
 Motivation is the quality of having a motive or
incentive that stirs us to action. This motive fro action
move sus toward our dreams and objectives.
 The motivated person moves forward to a desired
outcome.
 Motivation draws us toward our objectives
 Stress hinders us from knowing and moving toward
our objectives – until we train ourselves with self-talk
reinforcement to respond consistently with purposeful
action.
Purposeful Self-Talk: A Great Place
to start
 What happens when you instill purpose in
what you say to yourself
 Ways to use purposeful self-talk to save
time, feel better, and get the rights done
 How repetition wins
 The relationship between self-talk and
feelings