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Please correct my mistakes in English I want to change my negative thinking patterns but I am unable to do so on my own. I do exercise daily but benefits gained from daily exercise only last for a couple of hours then these negative thinking patterns keep engulfing me again. It is a never ending rut. Maybe getting out of my comfort zone is the best strategy to follow - perhaps I need to go on world traveling - visiting different countries , meeting new cultures and observing people pass by. It is a costly adventure but this is something that would keep my mind off from my self - rumination.

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Please correct my mistakes in English

I want to change my negative thinking patterns, but I am unable to do so on my own. I do exercise daily, but the benefits gained from daily exercise only last for a couple of hours, and then this these negative thinking patterns keep engulfing me again. It is a never ending rut. Maybe getting out of my comfort zone is the best strategy to follow; perhaps I need to go on travel the world, traveling visiting different countries, meeting new cultures, and observe different people passing by. It is will be a costly adventure, but it is something that would keep my mind off from my self-rumination.

Hi Adeel, I'm sorry to hear about your situation, and I hope you find the answer soon. I don't know what's happening, so I won't judge or offer suggestions that may lead nowhere. However, I can tell you that your English is very good. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me =)

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Please correct my mistakes in English

I want to change my negative thinking patterns but I am unable to do so on my own. I do exercise daily but the benefits gained from daily exercise only last for a couple of hours then the negative thinking patterns engulf me again. It is a never ending rut  pattern. If you like using rut, you could say something like - "I seem to be in a never ending rut" or just "I'm in a rut" Maybe getting out of my comfort zone is the best strategy to follow - perhaps I need to go on travel the world traveling - visiting different countries , meeting discovering/experiencing new cultures and observing or watching people pass by. It would be a costly adventure but this it is something that would keep my mind off from my self - rumination or self-absorbtion . 

Nice job. :-). 

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