House Of Little Wonders/Mini-Course | Stop Self-Sabotage

AUDIO PODCAST + TWO INTERACTIVE LEARNING MODULES + THREE BONUSES

Quiet Your Inner Critic & Get Your Mojo Back

Negative self-talk is toxic! Learn how to manage your inner critic and regain confidence with this popular Little Wonders Mini-Course. 

TIRED | ANGRY | HOPELESS

We all have negative thoughts sometimes

Due to the speed of life, kids, marriage and social media comparison culture, we are exhausted. The negative voice in your head is loudest when you are tired, hungry or overwhelmed.

Learn how to quiet your negative self-talk with Little Wonders simple, daily habits.

Meet the Mad Monkey

The negative voice in your head is loudest when you are tired, hungry or overwhelmed. We call that voice the Mad Monkey. Learn how to regain your confidence and send that Monkey back to the circus. 

How Negative Self-Talk Hurts Us

Have you ever said, "I never catch a break," or "Everything I eat goes to my waist" or "I only attract losers" or even "I hate my life." These phrases hurt us at a cellular level and negatively affect our health and happiness.

Makes Us Weaker

Science reveals that these phrases literally make us physically weaker when we say them.  They weaken our immune systems also.

Affects Mental Health

Psychologists link negative thinking to depression, anxiety and OCD. It affects our sexuality, confidence and body image.

Keeps Us Stuck

By reinforcing the negative neural pathways that got you where you are today, you'll never break free from your bad habits.

What Does Your Negative Self-Talk Sound Like?

CATASTROPHIZING

"It's a disaster!"

Ever make a small mistake and imagine a dire outcome, like losing your job? You amp up your stress for no reason.

PERSONALIZING

“It’s all my fault."

A common mental habit where you take on all the blame, even when other external factors contributed to the situation.

GENERALIZATION

“I’m a failure."

Everyone makes mistakes, it's part of being human. Your mistake is not who you are and doesn't define you.

FILTERING

“FML!”

Focusing on the negative skews your perception and blinds you to the many positive things in your life - and all the progress you're making.

POLARIZING

“I always/never..."

Viewing life in stark black-and-white terms—either you're nailing it, or you're a total flop—sets you up for self-sabotage.

FUTURIZING

“I'm gonna mess up."

Forecasting doom and gloom not only saps your energy but also prevents you from taking real action that could benefit you.

The Cycle Of Self-Hate

You're tired, angry, unhappy with your body - and maybe your relationship. You don't like who you have become.

You do all the things to keep your life looking good on the outside – the laundry, the date nights, the new clothes. But in reality? You are quietly letting yourself go.

We've all been there.

Banish Negative Self-Talk & Get Your Mojo Back

AUDIO PODCAST + TWO INTERACTIVE LEARNING MODULES + THREE BONUSES

Here's what you'll learn

Managing negative self-talk is a skill like any other. Master these simple, daily habits to stop self-sabotage and stay strong when things go wrong.

Recognize

Negative self-talk comes in many forms. Learn to recognize the phrases that do the most damage.

Confront

Learn how to stop negative self-talk before it does its damage. Get control of your mindset and send that monkey back to the circus!

Stay Strong

Learn simple, daily habits that reprogram your neural pathways. You'll stay strong even when things go wrong.

Jack Canfield

Coauthor of the Chicken Soup for the Soul® series

Little Wonders makes it easy to improve your health and brighten your mindset.

Olenka Villarreal

Founder and CEO Magical Bridge Foundation

Angie reminds me to slow down. Little Wonders add a dose of magic to my every day.

Dr Suhas Kshirsagar

Author of Change Your Schedule Change Your Life

Angie has beautifully captured the power of taking small steps to make big changes.

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Mini-Course | Stop Self-Sabotage

  • Course

This Little Wonders Mini-Course includes an audio podcast with Angie DeGeronimo and E Brian Johnson supported by interactive learning resources and bonus takeaways.