• During this pandemic, we may have been scrambling for the last roll of toilet paper, the last bottle of hand sanitizer, the last bag of rice or can of beans. Fear of the unknown can cause us to think with a scarcity mindset. A scarcity mindset is the belief that there will never be enough, resulting in feelings of fear, stress, and anxiety. . On the other hand, an abundance mindset flows out of a deep inner sense of personal worth and security. It’s grounded in the belief that there is more than enough for everyone. An abundance mindset can help us relieve our fears and anxieties in these uncertain times. When we feel secure and confident about what we already have, we’re channeling an abundance mindset. . Scarcity mindset, or the belief that there’s not enough, can show up as fear-based thoughts and behaviors. Here are a list of counter thoughts and positive reframes to invite abundance and positivity into your life. . #Repost @browngirltherapy Repost from @csicounseling • . . . . #mindsetofgreatness #mentalhealthblogger #mhblogger #gambia🇬🇲 #africa #newyork #mindfulness #blackconciousness #selfinquiry #selfdiscovery #holistichealth #loveyourself #positivevibes #gratitude #blackmentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #BlackLivesMatter #BlackLivesMovement #TogetherWeRise #theshowmustbepaused #blackmentalhealthmatters #amplifymelanatedvoices #blackmentalhealth #endpolicebrutality #africarise #usingfashionforsocialimpact #GeorgeFloyd #Antiracism #Antiracist (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CC_yIBiHqLm/?igshid=cg2ozvz8wdqr