Negative thoughts fog your thinking and your perception. With each doubt, with each frustration, with each fear the fog grows heavier.
After a while, it becomes difficult to see how to move forward. And that just makes the fog even thicker.

The fog of negative thinking prevents you from seeing and acting on your best possibilities. Instead of focusing on moving forward, you're able only to give your attention to the petty distractions of the moment.

There is something, though, that will burn off that fog. It is determined, passionate, meaningful intention.

Give your energy to positive purpose, and the fog will begin to lift. Then step confidently through what's left of the fog, and you'll quickly leave it behind.

At times it may seem that there's no escaping the fog of your negative thoughts, yet at any time you can choose to be free. Fill your spirit with true purpose, and your best possibilities will come clearly into view.

Beautiful poem, Christina. Thank you.

I always feel like I'm walking around in a fog - literally. It's like I can't shake the cobwebs from my head and it makes my body feel weak.

I agree saras mom I just throw things together when im anxious like this poem or a journal and try to think of positive things to say maybe someday down the line it will help us all and myself .. ty for taking the time to read it

Positive thinking is great the fog lights straped to my forehead didn't work as well.

I like the comment on the fog lights straped to ur forhead LOL ..

That poem is wonderful, thank you Christinaluck

I feel like my negative thinking is more like a black cloud that hangs over my head...but I saw a real rainbow in the sky today, and hope it's a sign of better things to come.

I am so happy that it helped you Jen I love to just write it helps take the edge off