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The Stories We Tell Ourselves Are the Most Important—What Do Yours Say?
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success.comexcept for the way I felt about myself. That feeling eventually became a story and tool for creating change. When we eventually booked the same boat with the same friends for a year later—why not make it an annual tradition?—I decided I wanted to be a different person the second time around.
On the days when I opened the fridge and there was “nothing to eat,” I told myself the Boat Day story and resisted the urge to order pizza from the nearest shop.
When I felt the urge to take a bite off the tube of cookie dough or drink an extra glass of champagne, I told myself the Boat Day story and opted for an organic fruit popsicle.
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