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My Daily Affirmations

I have a healthy body.

I am full of energy and vitality and my mind is calm and peaceful.

I release the fears that do not serve me.

My life is not a race or a competition.

I am enough.

I forgive myself and set myself free. 

I am in the process of becoming the best version of myself.

I let go of old, negative beliefs that have stood in the way of my success.

I adore my quirks because they make me unique.

I don’t entertain negativity in any shape or form. I simply let it go.

I choose to be happy, being happy comes easy to me.

I embrace the rhythm of life and let it unfold. My time is not God`s time. 

I know my intuition will be guided by the Holy Spirit and will always take me in the right direction.

I am allowed to ask for what I want and what I need.

I welcome love and romance into my life.

I am blessed to have beautiful daughters, family and friends.

I’m doing the best I can for my family, and it’s enough.

I will always see the good in others and in myself.

I can become anything I put my mind to.

I am committed to achieving success in every area of my life.

I am open to receiving unexpected opportunities.

Confidence comes naturally to me.

I see failure as a golden opportunity to learn.

I love the creative energy that flows through me.

I have nothing to fear because I can seek guidance whenever I want.

I can be soft in my heart and firm in my boundaries.

I can control how I respond to things that are confronting.

There is room for me at the table.

I have a generous heart.

When I speak my needs, I receive them abundantly.

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