1. I have a bit of an eye on my energy level, through my positive-emotion well-being, and
I use a bit of my mental and spiritual energy to profoundly affect my physical energy! I take a bit more out of myself, by far, than I think I have got.
2. I know that a truly important source of physical energy is an exercise
that challenges me, coupled with wholesome, nutritious food – that my mental,
and spiritual energy is maintained through an inspirational and developmental meeting,
book, video or audio recording.
3. I use a principle Dr. Thomas Kirk Cureton taught to Roger
Bannister - “The more a body endures, the more it can endure.” I get adequate
rest. I use these elements combined with regular goal achieving activity and
have a bit of extra energy to work on and achieve a goal of mine.
4. I push toward a limit of my endurance - then rest and try again.
5. I take time to recharge a bit of my battery through relaxation, play, rest and
sleep.
6. I avoid or neutralize fatigue through exercise, rest and adequate
nutrition.
7. A meal of mine is based on a bit more well-balanced diet.
8. I take a spiritual and mental vitamin daily by watching, listening to,
or reading, a bit of inspirational material.
9. My energy is being directed a bit toward a bit more useful channel!
10. I use my energy in the joyful pursuit of a worthwhile,
pre-determined goal or activity of mine.
11. "I have a bit more of the serenity to accept a thing I cannot change,
a bit more of the
courage to change a thing I can,
and a bit more of the wisdom to tell the difference."
12. An bit of an emotion of fear is likely helpful to protect my physical well-being from a recklessly dangerous pursuit. Fear is likely unhelpful when it is a bit irrational
or a bit developmentally limiting. I allow it to be, while I put in some effort to do a bit of what is helpful..
13. I AM a bit energetic, because I act a bit energetically!
I INCREASE
MY ENERGY LEVEL A BIT THROUGH A BIT OF PMA!
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I RECOGNISE the principle. I RELATE it to my life. I ASSIMILATE it into my way of being. I ACT with it as part of how I interact with the world.