In short, rather than having a one-sided conversation with yourself, create a two-sided narrative, and literally address yourself by name and use second-person pronouns. For example: Something ...

First person pronouns are used to refer to the person who is speaking: I, myself, mine, me, and my. Second person pronouns are used to refer to someone who is not the speaker: you, yourself ...

The history of second-person pronouns like “you” One more foray into linguistic history to help us understand how we got to the common use of “you guys.” Prior to the 18th century ...