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🔄Self-Talk Reframing~8 min

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Self-Talk Reframing Worksheet

Transform negative self-talk into positive, performance-enhancing thoughts

💡 Examples of Effective Reframing:

❌ Negative:

"I'm going to mess this up"

✅ Reframed:

"I've prepared for this and I'm ready to do my best"

❌ Negative:

"Everyone will think I'm terrible"

✅ Reframed:

"I'm focused on my performance, not others' opinions"

❌ Negative:

"I can't handle the pressure"

✅ Reframed:

"Pressure means this matters to me - I can use that energy"

How to Reframe Effectively:

Acknowledge the concern but shift the perspective
Focus on what you CAN control
Use present tense, positive language
Make it believable - don't just say "I'm perfect"
Connect to your values and preparation

Thought #1

1

❌ Negative Self-Talk

✅ Reframed Empowering Thought

Thought #2

2

❌ Negative Self-Talk

✅ Reframed Empowering Thought

Thought #3

3

❌ Negative Self-Talk

✅ Reframed Empowering Thought

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🔄 Next Steps:

Write your reframed thoughts on index cards
Practice saying them out loud daily
Use them before and during performances
Notice how your confidence and focus improve
Update them as you grow and face new challenges