How to be unhappy, miserable, stressed.

Updated: Apr 30
Unhappy miserable stressed
Ruminate on your unhappy childhood and past hurts
Blame others for being unhappy miserable stressed
Don't accept responsibility for your own decisions
Surround yourself with other unhappy, unfulfilled, whiny people
Believe that you can't. You're handicapped in some way
Don't try even small steps in a positive direction
Pamper your low self-worth with destructive habits - overeating, drinking, not exercising
Be lazy
Take your anger and frustration out on your spouse. Then blame him/her for your cold marriage
Avoid real communication. Deny your faults. Ask questions that you won't like the answers to and then get upset
Follow in your parents' dysfunctional footsteps
Feed jealous thoughts to be truly unhappy, miserable and stressed.
Imagine how you would feel if you were able to happy, joyous and relaxed. Interested?
If so, contact me directly to arrange a convenient appointment time.
I'd love to know what you think of what I've said here.
You can give me your feedback, ask a question by email, post a comment below or contact me using our form.
If you or someone you know would like a personal consultation, please call +61 439 969 081.
Take charge of your life with Jacquie Wise. Stop being unhappy miserable stressed.
Information only
Any information presented on our website is of a general nature only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice.
Reproducing and Sharing
Jacquie Wise has many articles available for reprinting in your newsletter, website, social media or to pass on to your friends (including this post) that she would be happy for you to share. You can share a direct hyperlink to this post’s URL at anytime.
If you would like to reproduce any articles, Jacquie relies on your integrity to quote the content in its entirety and include the following acknowledgment at the end: © Jacquie Wise – Integrative Coach, Counsellor, Speaker, Trainer and Author, specialising in life, love, work and soul (www.wiseways.com.au)




Comments