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Positive Affirmations as a Stress Management Technique

Updated on September 26, 2021

Positive affirmations are one of stress management technique and one of my top stress reduction choices.

Let me ask you a question :how much time do you spend talking to yourself during the day? In fact most of you are aware about nearly continuous inner ‘dialog’ going on in your mind.

  • Is your self-talk helping or hindering you during the stressful times?
  • Is your self-talk adding you more stress instead of helping you to manage it?
  • Is your self-talk positive or negative?

How to create a Positive Self-Talk?

The effective way to reprogram your unconscious mind from negative thinking to positive thinking is to create and say positive affirmations.

The words and ideas that run through your mind are very important and has an enormous impact on your daily stress management.

What is affirmation?

An affirmation is a strong, positive statement that something is already so.

How to come up with your own positive affirmations?

1. Decide your desired outcome.

What you are trying to create in your life? More money, better job, healthier lifestyle? Would you like to feel more peace and less stress? Have balanced life?

If you experience difficulties try to imagine your ideal life.

2. Create Affirmations.

Once you are clear about the desired outcomes, try to put that idea into a few simple affirmations that reflect the reality of what you want to create.

Important: always use present tense; affirm the outcome as already real and present.

I love and accept my body completely,” would be better than, “I want to love and accept my body

This helps to program your subconscious mind to believe the statements, and that consequently helps manifest them into reality.

3. Always phase affirmations in the most positive way you can.

Affirm what you want, not what you don’t want.

Instead of saying, “I don’t want to feel stress,” use, “I’m feeling relaxed and in control”.

4. Repeat your affirmations often.

The more you repeat the affirmations the faster the results you get. Repeat them mentally or aloud several times in the morning or evening.

Tip

It is easy to forget your good intensions during your hectic stressful day.

A good idea is to create a reminder: write your affirmations on post-its and place around your house or office. Therefore you will see them and repeat them on regular basis.

About the Author

Dr. Inese Millere, is a medical doctor turned diplomat, turned mindful eating coach for busy women over 40 who want to overcome stress eating, have a healthy and joyful relationship with food and enjoy healthy living and longevity.

Visit http://www.inesemilleremd.com/individual-course/ to learn more how you can change your eating habits for good.

If you'd like to talk about working with me, please contact me directly at info@inesemilleremd.com with a brief description of your situation.

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