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Positive Affirmations

Affirmations are positive statements that help to re-wire your brain to that which is positive or optimistic. It is best to repeat the chosen affirmations to yourself everyday either first thing in the morning or at some other time during the day, perhaps on the bus or train. You can also write affirmations on post-it notes and stick them around the house.  Affirmations should eventually settle into your unconscious mind and help you change your outlook for the better. A positive outlook can help with everything from mental illness to motivation to physical health. There is a catch though and that is that you have to believe the affirmations in order for them to work. The following collection of affirmations are good for, health, wealth, motivation and wisdom.  If you like you can print these pages and put them in a folder somewhere handy like the coffee table and then, like Alice, you just have to believe!

My body is a temple of health and vitality


I am worthy of vibrant health and a life filled with joy


My body is a vessel of contentment, happiness and health. 


I have mojo, I express myself and be happy


I am in the right place at the right time



Everyday I stretch myself a little out of my comfort zone


I am successful


I am confident 



I am strong


I am responsible for myself


I can get beyond my doubts and fears


I am in touch with abundance and success


I accept the world as it is


I believe in miracles


I have a positive attitude to money


Taking joy in my work, the money will come.



I am blessed with vitality, I have a confident, positive attitude, I believe in myself and am steadily working towards my goals


I confidently take action to improve my life


I put 100% into my goals. 


Great things don't happen overnight, I realise that the process takes patience and perseverance,


I am pro-active in everything I do. 


I am empowered in everything I do


I love myself


I am strong and powerful


Taking care of the present takes care of the future


I enjoy the rewards of labour


Money flows to me in expected and unexpected ways

I release all hang-ups about money


I can have what I want


I consistently work on my goals


I am on fire for my goals


I always get started right away. 


I do what needs to be done, now!


My body, mind and spirit are powerful and profound. 


I am humble yet confident


I approach my tasks with confidence and enthusiasm


I have frustration tolerance and start things straight away rather than lying down and getting nowhere.


I practice discipline now to avoid later regrets. 


I can tough things out with resilience and fortitude. 


Taking care of the present takes care of the future


I enjoy the success of finishing things


Money flows to me in expected and unexpected ways


I am always looking forward to working on my goals


I am filled with energy


My body, mind and spirit are powerful and profound


I am in the right place at the right time doing the right thing


I overcome my fears by getting out of my comfort zone


I practice discipline over regret.


I don't quit!


I accept full responsibility for my actions and results


I free myself from all destructive doubt and fear


I am successful; I am confident; I am strong!


My sex drive is strong and healthy and I am happy. 


With confidence and courage I take action for my ideal life.


I am filled with vitality


I am worthy of vibrant health and a joyful life. 


I am confident, healthy, happy and powerful


I love who I am becoming


I am a strong and powerful person


I am attuned to the abundance and prosperity of success


I attract miracles into my life. 


I choose to embrace the mystery of life. 



I really hope you enjoy the affirmations here and that they help you in profound and powerful ways. And don't forget: Just believe! 



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