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See the value in what you have

Value yourself with positive affirmations in 2018.  Wake up each morning and read your affirmations aloud so you truly believe them. Here is part of my affirmation that I say daily...

I am a confident woman.
I live in the present and am confident of the future.
I am energetic and enthusiastic.
I appreciate everything I have.
I am focused and persistent.
I am in charge of my life.
I am committed to my goals.
I share opportunities I am aware of with others daily.
I share my experiences daily.

Saying these things aloud help me to feel them and do the actions each day.  By saying them it helps you to know and own the value of your skills.

I love this video from LinkedIn.


What did you want to be when you were growing up?  What did your parents tell you? 

If you are good at something, dedicate extra time to do it.  The love and patience you put into these extra things will bring personal adbundance and potientally an extra cash flow.

Lastly, to limit negativity start and/or end each day with gratitude. Things weren't perfect in 2017 but I still had many amazing moments and memories. I have an fabulous support system that helped me over various hurdles.  There were so many things I wanted to change over the last several months, but then I realized I need to be grateful for what I already have.

I have a warm bed, food on my plate, and incredible family and friends to call on when my downs seems bigger than my ups. Yet, gratitude helps tap into the feelings of abundance. By being truly grateful you can invite more abundance into your life.

One way I've found to do this is by keeping a gratitude journal.  Write 5-10 things you are grateful for daily.  It doesn't matter what you write, just show the universe you appreciate what you already have in your life and more greatness will flow!!

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