Friday, 23 January 2015

Jordin Sparks reveals five steps on how to deal with heartbreaks

25-yer-old Jordin Sparks who's currently an NFL Women's Apparel ambassador in an interview with 'Life & Style spoke about her broken relationship with Jason Durelo back in September and how she overcame the heartbreak. It makes sense really, choose to share it for all ladies to read and be empowered.
Read her five steps in getting over heartbreak below:

1. Surround Yourself With Support

Make sure your core people are around you. My mom and my dad were my rock. That’s something that I just – they were there even when I couldn’t speak and if I needed them. I thought that was really amazing, so make sure you have people around you – whether it’s your family, your friends, or anyone who really cares about you.

2. Find Your Single Girl Anthem!

Find some good music that you can sing along to and sing it at the top of your lungs! I have a really, really great one — 'I Don't F--k With You' by Big Sean — that I sang over and over and over again.

3. Make a Video Diary — and Learn From it

My mom told me to do a personal video every single day to see how far I've come. She even showed one of her old ones! They can be as short or long as you want them to be. Mine were about four minutes. Once you start talking, you don’t really realize that you’re doing it, so it’s kind of like a little video diary. It’s amazing because I look back at the videos and see the difference. I didn’t think that it would get better or that I would be able to really laugh at something again, but it did! And now I have those, so I can look back and go ‘I am not going to get to that place.’

4. Write it All Down!

It’s so cathartic and therapeutic to write your thoughts down because then they’re not all jumbled up in your head. I overthink things sometimes, and then I can’t focus on anything else. I would suggest writing something down or doing that video diary.

5. Keep Yourself Busy

Stay busy! I think that really helped me at the time. I had a lot to do and for those moments that I would focus on something else, I didn’t have to think about that or what was happening or what was being said!

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