How to get rid of negative thoughts

You can become a glass-half full kind of person with Bernstein's "~ing Equation." It's a 30-day adventurous repetition of physical activity, positive affirmations and creative visualization that will bulldoze your negative thought patterns to create constructive change and move you forward.

From releasing romantic illusions to stretching beyond your ego, the ~ing Equation can be applied to an infinite number of areas to reach serenity and set yourself free.

Test-drive the three simple steps of the ~ing Equation:

  • Rethinking: Retell your stories and actively replace negative thoughts with upbeat ideas. Unhealed issues are the ego's playground for nasty self-beliefs - don't let these beliefs overpower your new thoughts.

  • Moving: Match up a physical activity with each area of life that needs a makeover to allow a change in those negative aspects on both a mind and body level.

  • Receiving x 30 days: Start by meditating to let go of the left brain's practicality and welcome the right brain's intuition and creativity. Immediately following, do a stream-of-consciousness "~ing writing" exercise, an opportunity to spill those unconscious thoughts onto the page. The thirty-day repetition of the ~ing Equation will allow you to truly experience results.
About Gabrielle Bernstein:

Recently featured in The New York Times "Sunday Styles" section as the guru for the next generation, motivational speaker, life coach and author Gabrielle Bernstein is making her mark.

Gabrielle was just one year out of college when she co-founded the Women's Entrepreneurial Network, a non-profit professional organization that connects female entrepreneurs. WEN started a local mentor program for young women, WEN Mentors, and is best known for its signature Gift of Service Exchange events.

That same year, Gabrielle incorporated her own boutique public relations company, SparkPlug Communications.

Since 2004 Gabrielle, who has a degree in theater from Syracuse University, has been on the speaking circuit. Her lecture, "Falling in Love with Your Future" was presented at such venues as the Learning Annex, Integral Yoga, Kripalu, The Step Up Women's Network, The Junior League and Universities nationwide.

She also shared her message through her regular guest appearances on bestselling author Karen Salmansohn's Sirius Radio show "Be Happy Dammit."

In 2007, she launched the brand "Falling in Love with Your Future: A Young Woman's Guide to Passion and Happiness," which takes the form of books, life coaching, lectures and more. An integral part of the program is the emphasis on guidance and mentors.

Gabrielle recently launched her social networking site HerFuture.com for young women to find mentors.

Gabrielle has been featured in media outlets such as The New York Times' "Sunday Styles," Marie Claire Magazine, Crain's, NBC10!, WPIX11, NYBTV, Fox Strategy Room, Wall Street Journal, AdWeek, Sirius Satellite Radio, am New York and New York Moves Magazine.

Gabrielle is a regular blogger for the Huffington Post New York and crazysexylife.com. In addition, she is a certified intenSati instructor and can also be seen riding around the West Village on a unicycle.

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About HerFuture.com:

HerFuture.com, the rapidly expanding mentoring network for women founded by Gabrielle, offers a platform for empowerment and guidance for young women.

Topics on the site range from reproductive rights, politics, addiction, self-help and body-image, to career, love and fashion.

"Power Posses" groups are formed by members who wish to create discussions dedicated to topics of interest.

Using the popular social network platform, Ning, Gabrielle has planted a seed of irresistible positive thinking at a time when it is needed most and the women on her site have responded by creating a loving community of support, encouragement and opportunity.

Join HerFuture.com today.

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