Balance Affirmations

I am the change I want to see in others.

I am the change I want to see in others.

Each day I work to offer positive change to others. When I am upbeat and happy, others see the value of that mindset. It’s easy to be happy!

There’s so much to be thankful for and I find joy everywhere I look. As I become more positive, others follow my lead.

To encourage others to change, I show them the value of my own transformation. The more I show them my inner beauty and happiness, the more they want what I have. As I transform myself, others around me want to improve too. Through intentional growth, I can improve the world, one person at a time.

Self-improvement is important to me. As I grow, I see more of the good in others. Every change I make brings me closer to the person I truly want to be. I enjoy finding new ways to do things better. Each day, I focus on being the best “me” I can be. If I have a setback, I regroup and try again because discouragement has no place in my life.

I understand that everyone makes mistakes. I avoid getting frustrated if I fail to do something just right. As long as I am growing, I am happy, even if my changes are small. Seeing my good works affect the lives of others brings me great joy.

Today, I am the positive change I want to see in others.

Self-Reflection Questions:

1. What can I do to bring more positive change into my life?
2. How can I persuade others to change by becoming more positive?
3. Is there more I can do to bring beneficial growth into the lives of other people?

I am teaching myself a new skill.

Personal growth is important to me because it makes me feel alive. My heart desires adventure and craves excitement. Through personal growth, I keep the explorer in me well entertained while learning more about life and myself.

Finding resources for learning a new skill is easy. These days, with information so readily available on the internet and in books, I am taking advantage of the blessing of knowledge by learning something new.

Regardless of my age or background, I am intelligent enough to teach myself how to perform a new task. I am capable of doing the necessary research to become informed about my new interest.

I am undeterred by mistakes and challenges. These are part of the process of learning. Plus, I know where I can go for help if I run into an issue.

Learning a new skill is an exciting challenge I welcome with open arms. I find out what I am interested in and then train myself to perform something related to what I like. Teaching myself new skills is placing me at an advantage in my work.

The people around me admire my initiative in learning a new skill on my own. While working on my new abilities, I inspire others to follow their dreams by creating opportunities for themselves.

Today, I choose to continue to grow and educate myself beyond what I imagined possible. As a lifelong learner, I figure out what I want to do and then teach myself how to do it. My attitude destroys any barriers that stand between my dreams and me.

Self-Reflection Questions:

1. What new skill would I like to learn?
2. Where can I get information on learning this skill?
3. How do I feel about embarking on a new adventure?

I am an agent of peace

When I enter a room, peace follows me in. The genuine smile on my face dispels the effects of strife and sharing my smile with others makes my joy contagious. The soothing effect of my presence draws people in.

My positive attitude and serene spirit attract people to me like a cool, deep well draws the thirsty. My personality is refreshing to be around because I decline to allow my circumstances to dictate my behavior.

My emotions no longer rule my actions. Instead, I take charge of my feelings and behave in a way that is true to my personal values. Through self-discipline, I rise above my mood and immerse myself in peace.

Regardless of the situation in which I find myself, my responses are serene. Even when time is running out and I feel pressure to act abruptly, I think before I act because calm responses soothe the soul.

I prevent regret by keeping a level head at all times and resisting the urge to become hostile. My positive perspective enables me to keep small things in proportion so I no longer lose my peace over insignificant details.

When others are longing for peace, they turn to me because I cultivate it in my own life. My mouth utters only words of comfort and encouragement because I like to give people hope. I reduce constraints by focusing on answers.

Today, I choose to look for peaceful solutions to any difficulty that may arise. I abstain from panic and stress by keeping things in perspective and focusing on the good.

Self-Reflection Questions:

1. What can I do today to diffuse strife and stress?
2. Are my emotions in control of my actions or does my behavior reflect my values?
3. How does my attitude affect my environment?