What are Affirmations: A guide to practice Affirmation

Did you know that your mind affects your actions far more than any other physical part of your body? It has the power to help you realise your dreams if you just let yourself do it. Often, you can feel like there is an overwhelming negative force trying to prevent you from achieving your goals.

And let’s face it, no one wants negativity dominating their life. So the key to combating negativity is using meaningful affirmations.


What exactly are they?

You might have heard of affirmations and that they can be really effective, but do you know why?


An affirmation is a concise, powerful statement. Affirmations allow you to consciously be in control of your thoughts. An affirmation is carefully created to have the most result. When you speak about them or think about them, they become the reflections that shape your reality.


Research has proven that around 80% of the 50,000 subconscious thoughts you have in a day are negative ones. That is a lot of negativity! Affirmations make you consciously aware of your thoughts. So when you consciously think positive thoughts, it is easier to control the negative ones that are always threatening to take over.


To affirm is to say something positive. So an affirmation is firmly expressing a positive thought and assertively stating it as a truth.


By making these positive assertions part of your daily life, you are helping your mind to prioritise positivity over negativity.


Approach to compose affirmations that actually work


Writing affirmations that do what they are meant to be an art form. There are several steps you should take to craft meaningful affirmations. They are…


Step 1: "I am…"

Beginning your affirmation with the words 'I am' makes it effective. It uses language that gives your subconscious mind control. Your mind then interprets it as an order that you must follow.



Step 2: Use present tense

Speak about things as if you already have them. It helps your mind to visualise the outcome. For example, you can use 'I have a beautiful river-side house flooded with sunlight' instead of 'this year I will buy a river-side house.'


Step 3: Express what you do want.

Do not use negatives in your affirmation. Your subconscious mind does not recognize negatives. So if you say, 'don't shut yourself off to new prospects, all your mind hears is 'shut yourself off…' Instead, try saying, 'I am open to new prospects.



Step 4: Keep it concise

Don't write an essay. It is easier to remember something short and brisk. Think "I naturally choose healthy foods" rather than "I always choose healthy foods over junk food because I'm mindful of my health."


Step 5: Be specific

Including a specific makes it easier for your mind to visualise the outcome. So instead of saying, 'I will increase my income this year,' say 'I am enjoying my $100,000 earnings this year'.


Step 6: Write it for you

Make sure your affirmations describe your own actions and not the actions of others.


Step 7: Create it to convey something.

Make sure your affirmation means something to you. It has to be meaningful on all levels. Speaks to you and is crafted correctly.


Affirmations are powerful when used correctly.


Whether negative or positive, affirmations work.

But only if you use them correctly. Embrace the positive and repel the negative to guarantee success.

Your affirmations are the strongest if you see them in several forms. Thinking about them, saying them, and writing them down.


Want to start performing daily affirmations with ease? You can perform and customise affirmations daily with the I Am Positive: Affirmation App -  it is a soothing app that turns simple yet motivational messages into your dose of daily guidance. It’s something that you will look forward to every day because, with a variety of 1000+ affirmations in 9 different categories, you get a chance to go through various life-changing affirmations. These affirmations have the power to blow away the anxiety in your mind, fill your heart with gratitude, and help you to concentrate on achieving your goals in life.



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