There are a variety of great affirmation card decks available from those like Wayne Dyer, Louise Hay, Iyla Vanzant, etc. Keep the cards by the computer (and other places you frequent), and read a few cards each time you sit to do something on the computer. If you combine reading positive affirmations with activities that you routinely do, you can help yourself form new, positive thought patterns that will enhance the quality of your day.
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I've bought several different deck of affirmation cards from Ebay and Amazon for very affordable, low prices.
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I have Iyanla Vanzant's daily affirmation book, I will need to start reading this again. This a great idea.
FLYER991/2/2011 10:45:00 AM
Wonderful idea!
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I'm a big believer in positive affirmations, especially since my friend who is a neuro psychiatrist told me repeating positive (or negative) statements actually forms little groves in the brain. This then becomes your reality. So, I post affirmations in different places and repeat the affirmation
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out loud when I see it. The one I'm currently working on is, "I'm learning it's okay to make mistakes." Not easy for someone who thinks she has to be perfect.
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