Well, I’ve always been curious about whether there are ways to overcome negative Pisces traits. So, I decided to give it a shot and see what happens.
First off, I started by figuring out what these so – called negative Pisces traits are. You know, things like being too sensitive, moody, and a bit of a daydreamer. I mean, I’ve always been like that, but I thought maybe I could change it up a bit.
I began with the sensitivity issue. I used to get upset real easily when someone said something mean to me. So, I started practicing not taking things too personally. Whenever someone said something that would’ve made me cry before, I’d take a deep breath and tell myself, “Hey, it’s just their opinion, doesn’t mean it’s true.” It wasn’t easy at first. There were times when I still wanted to burst into tears, but I kept at it.

Next up was the moodiness. I realized that my mood swings were often tied to my lack of a routine. So, I made a schedule for myself. I’d wake up at the same time every day, eat at regular intervals, and go to bed at a reasonable hour. It was a pain in the butt to stick to it at first, but after a few weeks, I noticed that my mood was more stable. I wasn’t flying off the handle as easily as before.
As for the daydreaming, I found that I was wasting a lot of time just sitting around, lost in my own little world. To fix this, I set goals for myself every day. I’d write down what I wanted to achieve, whether it was cleaning my room or finishing a book. Then, I’d break those goals into smaller tasks and work on them one by one. It helped me stay focused and not get lost in my thoughts as much.
After a few months of doing all these things, I can honestly say that I’ve made some progress. I’m not as sensitive as I used to be, my mood swings are way less frequent, and I’m getting more stuff done. It wasn’t a walk in the park, but it was totally worth it. If you’re a Pisces like me and want to get rid of those negative traits, I’d say give these things a try. You might be surprised at how much you can change.
