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2. Start sending resumes to your company.

3. Contact your professional contacts.

4. Consider temporary part-time jobs.

5. Create a financial cushion for 3—6 months.

4. Repeat for each fear: Do the same for all your fears. This will help you see that many of them have a solution and reduce your anxiety level.

5. Review regularly: Go back to your list and plans to adapt them as needed.

This approach not only helps to cope with fears, but also develops self-confidence. Good luck with this process!

– Goal: To free yourself from the pressure of the ideal. This will help you be more flexible and open to new opportunities.

Perfectionism test (6 months)

The goal of the test is to assess your understanding of perfectionism and its impact on your life, as well as to learn methods that will help you break free from the pressure of the ideal.

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Questions:

1. What is perfectionism?

– A) Commitment to high quality and success

– B) Unrealistic expectations of yourself and others

– C) Ability to set goals and achieve them

2. Which of the following statements is true for perfectionists?

– A) They are always happy with their results

– B) They often experience stress and anxiety because of their expectations

– C) They are never afraid of failure

3. What step is recommended to take to deal with perfectionism?

– A) Ignore your shortcomings

– B) Accept that mistakes are part of the learning process

– C) Set even higher standards

4. What can be a negative consequence of perfectionism?

– A) Increased productivity

– B) Fear of starting new projects

– C) Self-confidence

5. Which of the following approaches can help you get rid of the pressure of the ideal?

– A) Compare yourself with others

– B) Set realistic and achievable goals

– C) Work hard for excellence

6. Why is it important to regularly review your fears and plans in the context of perfectionism?

– A) To make sure that you don’t deviate from the ideal

– B) To adapt your expectations and reduce your stress level

– C) It doesn’t matter

7. Which of the following methods can help you fight perfectionism?

– A) Record your achievements and positive moments

– B) Constant self-criticism

– C) Accepting only ideal results

8. What to do if you find that your expectations are unrealistic?

– A) Accept it as given

– B) Adjust your goals and expectations to a more realistic level

– C) Continue to strive for the ideal, despite difficulties

Responses:

1. B2. B3. B4. B5. B6. B7. A8. B

Rating:

– 8 correct answers: Excellent! You have a good understanding of how perfectionism affects your life and how to deal with it.

– 6—7 correct answers: Good! You have a basic understanding, but it’s worth deepening your knowledge.

– 4—5 correct answers: Satisfactory. It is recommended to repeat the material and practice.

– Less than 4 correct answers: You need to pay more attention to understanding perfectionism and its impact on life.

Working on perfectionism is an important step towards greater flexibility and openness to new opportunities. Good luck with this process!

Month 7: Attachment to the past

This is a great practice! Writing a letter to yourself in the past can be very therapeutic and help you break free from old experiences. Here’s a rough outline of how to do this:

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Dear [Your name],

I want to talk to you about what happened in the past. I know you’ve been through a lot of difficult times, and sometimes it’s been unbearable. You may have felt lonely, confused, or even lost. I want you to know that it’s okay to feel this way.

You learned from your mistakes, and each step, even the most difficult, made you stronger. I’m proud of the way you handled the challenges and kept moving forward.

Now it’s time to let go of everything that’s weighing you down. I forgive you for all your mistakes and shortcomings. I let go of all resentments, fears, and regrets. I choose to live in the present and look to the future with hope and optimism.

With love,

[Your name]

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After writing the letter, you can perform a ritual of burning or destruction, which symbolizes your intention to leave the past behind. This can be a powerful step towards healing and liberation. Good luck with this process!

– Goal: To get rid of the weight of the past. This will help you focus on the present and the future.

Attachment to the Past test (7 months)

The goal of the test is to understand how attachment to the past affects your life and how you can get rid of old experiences.

Exercise: Write a letter to yourself in the past

Steps to complete:

1. Sit in a quiet place: Find a quiet place where no one will bother you. Grab a pen and paper, or open a text editor.

2. Start with the address: Write» Dear [Your name].» This will help you establish a personal connection with yourself in the past.

3. Express your feelings: Describe the difficult moments you have experienced. Acknowledge your feelings-loneliness, confusion, fear. This is important for understanding and acceptance.

4. Emphasize the lessons: Remind yourself that every experience, even negative ones, has made you stronger. Lessons learned matter.

5. Let go of the past: Write that you forgive yourself for mistakes and shortcomings. Choose to live in the present and look to the future with hope.

6. Finish the letter: End it with the phrase «Love, [Your name]».

The ritual of liberation

After writing the letter, you can perform a ritual of burning or destroying the letter. It symbolizes your intention to put the past behind you and start a new chapter in your life.

1. Prepare a safe place: Use a fire-proof container for incineration or simply tear the letter into small pieces.

2. Focus on your intentions: During the ritual, think about what you want to let go of. It can be resentment, fear, or regret.

3. Burn or destroy: As you do this, imagine all negative emotions disappearing along with the email.

4. Complete the Ritual: After completing the ritual, thank yourself for this important step to healing.

Result

Working with attachment to the past can be a powerful tool to release the heaviness that prevents you from focusing on the present and the future. Good luck with this process!

Month 8: Worry about the future

This is a great practice! Focusing on the present and being grateful can significantly improve your quality of life. Writing down the three things you’re grateful for helps develop positive thinking and increases your happiness level.

Here are some ideas that might inspire you to write:

1. Nature: You may have noticed a beautiful sunset or fresh air while walking.

2. People: A friend’s smile or a colleague’s support can be great reasons to be grateful.

3. Moments: Simple pleasures, such as a cup of your favorite coffee or a good movie, also deserve attention.

– Goal: Reduce anxiety and increase happiness. This will help you appreciate the present moment and reduce your stress levels.

Here is a test that will help you test your understanding and awareness of the practice of gratitude and its impact on worrying about the future. You can use this test as a self-test or as part of a discussion with others.

Test on «Worrying about the future and practicing gratitude»

1. Why can practicing gratitude help reduce anxiety about the future?

a) It distracts from problems.

b) It helps you focus on the positive aspects of life.

c) It makes us less sensitive to problems.

2. Which of the following statements is correct?

a) Write down your thanks only during difficult times.

b) Practicing gratitude doesn’t matter if you have a lot of problems.

c) Regular expressions of gratitude can improve your overall psychoemotional state.

3. Give an example of a moment that you can be grateful for.

(An open question where you can write down your thoughts.)

4. Which of the suggested items is not a source of gratitude?

a) Nature

b) People

c) Negative thoughts

5. How often is it recommended that you write down things that you are grateful for?

a) Once a week.

b) Every day.

c) Only on public holidays.

6. How do you think practicing gratitude can affect your stress levels?

(An open question for reflection.)

Responses:1. b2. c3. (The answer to the open question depends on your personal thoughts.)4. c5. b6. (The answer to the open question depends on your personal thoughts.)I hope this test will help you gain a deeper understanding of the practice of gratitude and its beneficial effects!Month 9: Generalization

This is a great practice! Analyzing generalizations helps us understand how our thoughts can influence our perception of ourselves and the world around us. By asking yourself questions about the evidence, you can avoid making unsubstantiated conclusions and learn to look at situations more objectively.

Here are a few steps that can help with this process:

1. Write down thoughts: Keep a diary where you record your generalizations and conclusions.

2. Proof testing: Ask yourself the question: «What confirms or refutes this conclusion?» This will help you see the situation from different angles.

3. Alternative viewpoints: Think about how someone else might interpret the same situation. This can open up new horizons and reduce negative emotions.

– Goal: To learn to see the situation more objectively. This will help you avoid distortions in perception and make more informed decisions.

Here is a test that will help you test your understanding of generalizations and their impact on your perception of yourself and the world around you. This test can be used for self-testing or in discussions with others.

Test on «Generalizations and their impact on perception»

1. What does «generalization» mean in the context of thinking?

a) Adoption of a single opinion.

b) Conclusions based on limited experience or information.

c) Ability to see the situation from different angles.

2. Which of the following steps helps you check your generalizations?

a) Ignore negative thoughts.

b) Ask yourself the question: «What confirms or refutes this conclusion?»

c) Convince yourself that you are right.

3. Why is it important to consider alternative points of view?

a) This avoids conflict.

b) This helps you see the situation from different angles and reduce negative emotions.

c) It doesn’t matter if you are sure of your opinion.

4. Which of the points is not a step in the process of analyzing generalizations?

a) Write your thoughts in a diary.

b) Verification of evidence.

c) Postponing the decision until the last moment.

5. What results can be expected from the practice of generalization analysis?

a) Increased negative emotions.

b) More objective perception of situations and informed decisions.

c) Decreased self-confidence.

6. How can you apply these principles to your life?

(An open question for reflection.)

Responses:1. b2. b3. b4. c5. b6. (The answer to the open question depends on your personal thoughts.)I hope this test will help you better understand how generalizations affect your perception and how you can learn to see situations more objectively!Month 10: Positive thinking

This practice can really add color to your life! Writing down three positive things every day helps you focus on the good things and develop gratitude. This can be especially useful in difficult times, when it is difficult to notice the positive aspects.

Here are some ideas for inspiration:

1. Delicious breakfast: Start the day with your favorite dish-it’s always nice!

2. Meeting a friend: Socializing with loved ones can lift your spirits and make your day special.

3. Nature: Pleasant weather, fresh air, or even just watching the clouds can be a source of joy.

– Goal: To develop the habit of seeing the positive aspects in life. This will help you improve your overall mood and increase your happiness level.

Here’s a quiz to help you assess your understanding of positive thinking and its impact on your life. This test can be used for self-testing or in discussions with others.

Positive Thinking Test

1. What is the main goal of the practice of recording three positive moments every day?

a) Increase the number of tasks for the day.

b) Develop the habit of seeing the positive aspects in life.

c) Focus on the negative aspects.

2. Which of the following points can be considered positive?

a) Success at work.

b) Unpleasant weather.

c) Loss of an important document.

3. Why is it important to notice the positive aspects, especially in difficult times?

a) It helps to distract from problems.

b) This can improve your overall mood and increase your happiness level.

c) It doesn’t matter if you have a lot of worries.

4. Which of the above examples is a good source for recording a positive moment?

a) Delicious breakfast.

b) Quarrel with a friend.

c) Problems at work.

5. What role does gratitude play in the practice of positive thinking?

a) It helps you focus on the negative.

b) It promotes a more optimistic outlook on life.

c) It doesn’t matter.

6. How can you apply the practice of positive thinking to your life?

(An open question for reflection.)

Responses:1. b2. a3. b4. a5. b6. (The answer to the open question depends on your personal thoughts.)I hope this test will help you gain a deeper understanding of positive thinking and its impact on your mood and overall perception of life!Month 11: Emotional Regulation

This is a great tip! Being aware of your emotions and managing them are important skills for maintaining emotional well – being. Here are some additional techniques that can help:

1. Journaling: Write down your thoughts and feelings. This can help you better understand what triggers certain emotions.

2. Meditation: Practicing meditation regularly can help you become more aware and reduce your stress levels.

3. Physical activity: Exercise promotes the production of endorphins, which help improve mood.

4. Communication: Talk to someone about your feelings. This may help you look at the situation from a different angle.

5. «5-4-3-2-1» technique: This technique helps to ground yourself. Name 5 things you can see, 4 things you can touch, 3 things you can hear, 2 things you can smell, and 1 thing you can taste.

Practice these techniques, and over time, you’ll be able to better manage your emotions!

– Goal: To increase your ability to deal with emotions and reduce their impact on your behavior. This will help you react more consciously in difficult situations.

Here is a test that will help you assess your understanding of emotional regulation and its techniques. This test can be used for self-testing or in discussions with others.

Emotional Regulation Test

1. What is the main purpose of emotional regulation?

a) Ignore your emotions.

b) Increase the ability to cope with emotions and reduce their impact on behavior.

c) Increase the amount of negative emotions.

2. Which of the following actions can help you become aware of your emotions?

a) Logging.

b) Emotional decision-making.

c) Isolation from others.

3. How can meditation help you manage your emotions?

a) It distracts from problems.

b) It helps to increase awareness and reduce stress.

c) It does not affect the emotional state.

4. Why is physical activity important for emotional well-being?

a) It helps to distract from emotions.

b) It promotes the production of endorphins, which improve mood.

c) It does not matter for emotions.

5. What role does communication play in the process of emotional regulation?

a) It can make the situation worse.

b) It allows you to look at the situation from a different angle.

c) It does not affect emotions.

6. How does the 5-4-3-2-1 technique work?

(An open question for reflection.)

Responses:1. b2. a3. b4. b5. b6. (The answer to the open question depends on your personal thoughts.)I hope this test will help you gain a deeper understanding of emotional regulation techniques and their impact on your emotional well-being!Month 12: Self-compassion

Self-compassion is a really important aspect of emotional well-being! When we encounter difficulties or setbacks, we often judge ourselves too harshly. Here are some ways to develop self-compassion:

1. Positive affirmations: Create a list of supportive phrases that you can repeat to yourself during difficult times, such as: «I do my best» or» Mistakes are part of learning.»

2. Practice Gratitude: Write down the things you are grateful for, even in difficult times. This helps shift the focus to the positive aspects.

3. Visualization: Imagine that you are talking to a friend who is experiencing the same feelings. How would you support it? Try to transfer these words to yourself.

4. Self-Compassion Meditation: There are special meditations that help develop self-compassion.

1. Meditation on breathing and self-compassion

– Find a quiet place where no one will disturb you. Sit comfortably, close your eyes, and focus on your breathing.

– Take a few deep breaths in and out, allowing your body to relax.

– Inhale and say to yourself as you exhale: «I accept myself for who I am.» Repeat this several times.

– Then imagine hugging yourself with love and support. Feel the warmth and care inside.

2. Meditation with affirmations

– Sit in a comfortable position and close your eyes. Focus on your breathing.

– Say a few affirmations to yourself or out loud, such as:

– I deserve love and support.»

– «I forgive myself for my mistakes.»

– I accept my feelings and respect them.»

– Repeat these affirmations until you feel them seep into your consciousness.

3. Meditation with visualization

– Sit comfortably and close your eyes. Take a few deep breaths.

– Imagine that you are in a safe and peaceful place. It can be a forest, a beach, or any other favorite place.

– Visualize how your best friend or loved one approaches you. They hug you and say: «I’m here for you. You’re not alone.»

– Feel this support and transfer it to yourself, imagining that you are saying the same words to yourself.

4. Meditation on Forgiveness

– Find a quiet place and sit comfortably. Close your eyes and focus on your breathing.

– Think about a situation that makes you feel guilty or ashamed. Allow yourself to feel these emotions without judging yourself.

– Then say to yourself, «I forgive myself. I’m learning and growing.» Repeat this several times until you feel relieved.

5. Self-care Meditation

– Take the time to think about what you can do for yourself at the moment. It can be something simple, like having a cup of tea or reading a book.