The Power of the Mind
By Curlann
@annierose (21955)
United States
December 29, 2025 8:22pm CST
They say we cannot change the world around us; only our own mind that can. True change begins within ourselves. When we shift our thoughts and perspective, we start to see life differently and respond in healthier, more positive ways. What we think influences what we feel and how we act, and that can ripple out to the world in small but meaningful ways.
Do you notice changes in your life when your mindset changes?
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@Deepizzaguy (118139)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
30 Dec
I have noticed that I need to have more patience and understanding with events of the day.
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@annierose (21955)
• United States
6 Jan
I like that a lot. Patience and understanding really do change how the day feels, even when things don’t go as planned. It’s something I’m working on too.
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@AmbiePam (112305)
• United States
30 Dec
I suffer from clinical depression so sometimes shifting my perspective can be very difficult because your mind is just not “chemically accurate”. However, when I can’t change how I feel, I do start telling myself this is temporary, and this negativity will pass. Sometimes the perspective change is just what I need, sometimes. We cannot control our circumstances, but we can control our reactions to them.
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@annierose (21955)
• United States
6 Jan
That’s really well said, Amber. I appreciate you sharing that perspective. Reminding yourself that things are temporary takes real strength, and that mindset alone can make a difference.
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@RevivedWarrior (3838)
• India
30 Dec
Well, it is true that the most immediate and lasting change begins within the mind. When our thoughts shift, our reactions soften, and life feels less like a struggle and more like a dialogue. In short, everything starts and ends in the mind. A calmer mindset often brings clearer choices and kinder responses. Even small changes in perspective can reduce stress and open space for gratitude. Over time, these inner shifts influence habits, relationships, and confidence. While the world itself may not change overnight, our way of moving through it certainly does. That internal change quietly affects others through tone, patience, and understanding. In this way, personal transformation becomes a subtle force for wider harmony. Yes, according to me , noticing these changes is often the first sign that true growth is taking place.
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@annierose (21955)
• United States
6 Jan
Beautifully put. I really like how you described life feeling more like a dialogue than a struggle. Those small inner shifts really do add up over time and affect more than we realize.
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