Tuesday, March 8, 2016

Positive Affirmations Really Work!

Well now you can see I did not lie when I mentioned I wasn't sure how well I could stay on top of this as a daily blog.  Wow!  So much has happened in the past couple months - I got some well needed and deserved closure and have pumped up my confidence and overall feelings toward myself!

My biggest goal for seeing a counselor was to help build my confidence for real...the project she gave me had several steps.  First, I had to list positive qualities about myself and ask others - that list was long and I heard some amazing things that I had never thought for myself!  Then we took these along with what I wanted to be in life and developed positive affirmations.  I read these aloud to myself in the morning and before bed and throughout the day.  It is amazing the changes I have seen and felt in my life!  I am more comfortable just chatting with people and I don't worry about what they are thinking about me and what I am saying.  I am truly happy with myself as I am and continue to work on making myself the best person I can be!  So if you need some help in your life to build yourself up, I highly recommend doing positive affirmations.  To help you out, I am going to share mine which were developed based on myself:

I am confident in who I am as a person and can openly share myself with others.  Others appreciate hearing my opinions and experiences.
I have a lot of positive qualities to share with others and they will enjoy interacting with me.  I am comfortable sharing myself with others,  They appreciate my positive qualities.
I am a strong leader,   I am able to accept other people and their behaviors.  I have the ability to work with many types of personalities.  Co-workers appreciate how accepting I am of others.
I am physically and emotionally healthy.  I am strong.  I eat well and get adequate sleep.  I challenge myself to the be the healthiest I can be.
I stand up for myself and what I believe in.  If that brings about conflict, I am willing and able to work through the conflict constructively.  People appreciate when I give them honest feedback.

So go ahead and try it for yourself - you won't regret it!

"Hey, life ain't always beautiful. But it's a beautiful ride" ~Gary Allan

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