Regularly repeating positive affirmations can help you modify your mindset and eradicate self-destructive behaviors. You can greatly impact your mindset and how you perceive yourself by saying affirmations on purpose.
Affirmations are not a quick fix. You cannot expect to try them for two days and feel as if your life hasn't changed.
Whether you’re seeking to boost your self- confidence, enhance your mindset, or something else, saying and living your affirmations is worth it.
SAMPLES:
I am grateful for another day
I am grateful for the things that many take for granted
I am grateful for breath in my lungs
I am grateful for the freedom of choice
I am grateful for those who uplift me
I am healthy
I am happy
I am wise
I am a winner
I love myself, because I have the guts to try
I keep promises to myself
I am mentally tough
I look and feel amazing
I attract great people into my life
People like and trust me Great things always happen to me I don't run away from challenges I run them over I am full of energy and optimism. I stand up for myself. My courage is more powerful than doubt. I believe in myself and trust in my abilities.
I am worthy of accomplishing my goals. I already have the strength and courage needed to overcome obstacles. I radiate confidence and positivity. I am confident in who I am. I am right where I’m supposed to be. I am in control of my thoughts, emotions, and choices.
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15 minutes before sleeping & after waking up
5 minutes daily
Write affirmations on 3 x 5 card & carry it in pocket
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