The Power of Your Words and how to use them Wisely!
Though we all hope for success at every turn of life, sometimes life decides to deal us a poor hand, and in those moments we are forced to maintain our composure and find any possible way to remain optimistic about the future.
How do you this?
Do you realize the power of your words? Did you know words accomplish exactly what they are sent out to do, good or bad, and that they dictate your outcomes?
On todays Success Team Alliance Call, I show why daily affirmations or words are the key to your happiness and success and the words we speak are either a weapon of choice or a weapon of destruction!
(Recording of Today’s Team Call 3-12-15)
It has been said many times through many scientific studies that words do what they are sent to do! Words have incredible power—take control of your habitual vocabulary to change the quality of your life.
Here is my favorite quote on the power of words:
Isaiah 55:11 says this (NIV translation)
“So is my word that goes out from my mouth: It will not return to me empty, but will accomplish what I desire and achieve the purpose for which I sent it.”
If you’re familiar with the subject of positive psychology you’ve likely been introduced to the topic of daily positive affirmations, and you might also be aware that those daily positive affirmations can be used to quiet pain and discomfort, heal the mind and comfort the soul in times of difficulty.
Though we can’t determine when or how difficulties will come our way, we can open our minds to the simple messages of truth and love otherwise known as positive affirmations.
If you’ve never become acquainted with positive affirmations in the past, here is your chance.
Today we’re counting down the seven daily positive affirmations that can remedy any discouraging situation.
#1: I Don’t Need to Pity Myself, Because I’m a Gift to the World
It’s easy to feel self-pity when you’re lacking social support or the presence of others, but in the end you have to tell yourself that you’re too important to feel sorry for yourself.
If you feel alone and sad, remember that you are a gift to all those around you, and without you, this world would not be the same. Tell yourself those words over and over again until you can honestly admit that you truly are a gift.
#2: I Know How to Make the Right Choices for Me
Making life decisions (especially important decisions), never seems quite as easy as it should be.
Negative thinking comes naturally if you’re afraid of making an incorrect decision because of past mistakes, or because you’re so concerned about the future that you can’t imagine messing it up with one small alteration to your current path. Either way, you need to learn to trust yourself with your own life. Understand that you are the captain of your life, and as long as you can trust you, everything will ALWAYS work out. No exceptions.
#3: I Inhale Calmness and Exhale Anxiety
Things happen everyday that cause us fear or anxiety, but there is a way to handle those situations.
Each time you feel like you’re incapable of making it through a difficult moment in your life, try telling yourself that each time you breathe in you’re inhaling feelings of calmness, and each time you exhale you’re breathing out the fear and anxiety. It may take some getting used to, but in time you’ll be able to master your own fear.
#4: I Choose to Replace Anger With Forgiveness and Compassion
Next time you feel your body fill with anger, tell yourself that you choose to not be angry at the mistakes of others, your own poor choices, or the natural events of life. Instead choose to forgive others for their mistakes, forgive yourself for your own mistakes, and fill your heart and soul with love and compassion.
#5: I Choose Hope and Optimism Over Pessimism
When negative thoughts enter your mind, it’s easy to become a slave to those thoughts and give up hope of a better day. But even though it’s difficult, it’s still possible with a little extra effort.
The next time you sense a negative thought entering your mind, remind yourself that you’ve committed to choose hope and optimism. Tell yourself that even though today may not be as rewarding as you’d hoped it to be, you’ll garner lessons from it and be better prepared to enjoy the positive blessings of tomorrow.
#6: I Choose to See Friends and Loved Ones as a Gift
Your loved ones are in your life for a reason. Sometimes we just need a shoulder to cry on, or we need someone to tell us that we’re on the right track. You shouldn’t base all your self-confidence on what others believe you to be, but if you can admit that your loved ones are a gift, you won’t feel so alone when problems come your way.
#7: I’ve Dealt With Hardship, and Because of That I’m a Stronger Person
No one is exempt from life trials, but the people who deal with them best are the ones who garner strength from previous struggles.
If you admit defeat whenever a difficult situation arises, you’ll be one step closer to letting negative thoughts and feelings invade your life. If on the other hand you choose to recognize your hardships and use that as a foundation for future hope and success, you’ll be better off for it.
Whenever a difficult trial comes, use this list of positive affirmations to remind yourself that you are strong and that you can prevail over anything Life throws your way!
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