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P O S I T I V E A F F I R M A T I O N

P O S T E R S

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af·firm : declare one's support for; uphold; defend

/əˈfərm/

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A positive idea you can affirm for yourself.

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I l o v e l i f e !

A positive idea you can affirm for yourself.

It rings true TO YOU.

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(maybe not all the time

but there is a moment you can reflect on where it rings true)

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I have important contributions to make.

A positive idea you can affirm for yourself.

It rings true TO YOU.

It is specific and simple.

Use simple adjectives or actions. Clearer to your subconscious thinking.

12 words maximum

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I am able to learn new things.

A positive idea you can affirm for yourself.

It rings true TO YOU.

It is specific and simple.

Avoid negatives.

Don’t use the word “not” (don’t, can’t, won’t, etc).

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I have the time and resources to take care of myself.

A positive idea you can affirm for yourself.

It rings true TO YOU.

It is specific and simple.

Avoid negatives.

Use present tense.

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“I am confident” not “I will become confident.

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A positive idea you can affirm for yourself.

It rings true TO YOU.

It is specific and simple.

Avoid negatives.

Use present tense.

Back it up with a real feeling

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Remember when you felt that way when you say that affirmation. Make it real.

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I am a positive influence.

A positive idea you can affirm for yourself.

It rings true TO YOU.

It is specific and simple.

Avoid negatives.

Use present tense.

Back it up with a real feeling

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