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Self Help Through Subliminal Messages

I’ve finally taken this baby for a test spin and let me tell you, it’s great! I’m so tired of being bombarded by negative messaging and since I spend so much time on my computer, I figured I would help myself out by bombarding myself with positive affirmations!

It has made a difference in my ability to focus and my energy level. It’s difficult at times to keep my butt in my chair to do the work I need to get done. Since I’ve been using MindZoom I find that I have been able to stop procrastinating and have been more productive than I have been in a long time!

I love the fact that I can input my own affirmations, as few or as many as I want. It also comes with a handy guide on how to write your own affirmations.  If you’re not into writing your own affirmations don’t worry, this software comes with over 1250 professionally written affirmations divided into 60 groups, so whatever you’re needing to work on there’s going to be a set of affirmations that will suit you!

I Allow Myself to Simply Be Me

I allow myself to simply be me.

I believe that I was created by a master artist and I am confident that I am who I was meant to be, so I gladly allow myself to simply be me.

I may be a work-in-progress, but I keep myself continually open to the smoothing and shaping hands of my Maker. I choose not to waste time worrying about what could be, if I were someone else, because I am happy being me.

I believe that there is plan for my life. I may not be able to see it all clearly right now, and that’s okay. I don’t have to be able to see every step I need to take (or why I need to take it). I simply focus on developing the skills and talents instilled within me from the beginning. As I do so, my purpose becomes clearer, one step at a time.

Because I am confident in my purpose, I am able to relax and enjoy the success of others without feeling the need to compete. I let go of the tendency to glorify other people’s successes and to view them as more important than my own. Some may be more glittery and noticeable than my own, but they are no more important.

I want to thrive in my own life. This means that I must let go of the idea that I can, by sheer effort or willpower, fulfill someone else’s purpose. Instead, I focus on my own path, knowing that it, too, is important. After all, I am the only one suitably equipped with my talents, personality, and circumstances to fulfill my purpose.

Questions of Reflection:

1.    Am I trying to fulfill my own purpose or someone else’s?
2.    Am I able to be happy for others without feeling the need to compete?
3.    Do I recognize the value of my own set of talents and circumstances?

Each New Day is Another Opportunity

Each new day is another opportunity for me to do it better.

I welcome each new day because it is a chance to do more and be more.  By actively searching for ways to improve my life, I take responsibility for my choices and actions.

There are times when I am disappointed with how I handle a situation.  I am not angry with myself when this happens because I know I can grow from my flaws.  This is why I incorporate thoughtful self-reflection into my life.

When I identify how I could have done better, I allow myself the opportunity to be better the next time I encounter similar circumstances.  Every day, I strive to improve myself and become a better person.

Though each day may begin with a sunrise and end with a sunset, all that happens in between is unique.  I love the possibility that each new day holds.  Becoming the person I desire is always within my reach.

With the end of each day, I let go of disappointments and look out for new opportunities.

Learning from my mistakes and accomplishments is a great gift from my past.  Receiving the possible joys and surprises of life is a gift from my future.  I am so blessed that my Creator has given me so many days of opportunity.

With the gift of each day, I strive to become a better person. I actively search out ways to improve myself.  I am so excited to see what opportunities tomorrow brings.

Questions of Reflection:

1.    What can I learn from today’s experiences?
2.    What do I hope to achieve tomorrow?
3.    Do I take advantage of each opportunity to become a better person?