I'm Using These 488 Power Affirmations to Improve
My Thoughts...and My Life

"...any idea, plan, or purpose may be placed in the mind through repetition of thought."

"...the subconscious mind takes any orders given it in a spirit of absolute faith, and acts on those orders, although the orders often have to be presented over and over again, through repetition, before they are interpreted by the subconscious mind."

Napoleon Hill, "Think and Grow Rich"

I don't know if my affirmations will help you too, but they might.  Many other people from all around the world have have told me that these affirmations have helped them.

I first learned about affirmations from studying "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill about 25 years ago.  For a number of years after that, I only used a few affirmations and only used them occasionally.  I got great results when I used them, but found I didn't have time to use them consistently.

Then about 10 years ago, it occurred to me that could get a lot more out of the books I was studying if I took the most important points and transform them into affirmations so that I could master the ideas and condition my subconscious mind to take effective actions immediately and consistently.

I spent months reviewing dozens of books, audio programs, and seminars and translated the most important ideas into affirmations.  Some of the authors I studied are Napoleon Hill, Tony Robbins, Zig Ziglar, Dale Carnegie, Brian Tracy, and many others.  I wanted to master the inner game of success. 

In my first collection, I ended up with 203 affirmations (I'll tell you about the additional 285 in a minute).  These affirmations are divided into 6 different categories including creating a powerful self-image, achieving your goals, and creating wealth. 

How did these affirmations help me?

They have helped me (and continue to help me) in more ways than I can count.   My self-confidence increased.  My income has more than tripled.  I have attracted numerous positive friends.  I've improved my health habits.  I have greater peace of mind.  I am more aware of the opportunities that surround me everday. 

Even today, 10 years later, I start almost every day with my affirmations.  When I am faced with a problem (of course problems still appear--they always will) I almost always respond positively and find solutions quickly.  And the reason?  Because I have trained my mind to respond this way through the repetition of positive thought.

A few years ago, I decided to create affirmatIons inspired by "The Science of Getting Rich" by Wallace D. Wattles.  By the time I finished, I created an additional 285 Power Affirmations.  I organized the affirmations by chapter and listed them in the order the ideas appear to make it easy to see the exact text that inspired the affirmation.

So between these two collections, there are 488 Power Affirmations. 

Will these affirmations help you?   Can you benefit from my experience and efforts?  There's an easy way to find out.  Just fill out the form above and I will email you a copy of all 488 of my Power Affirmations as a PDF document.  You can either read it on your computer or print out a hard copy.

What is the Most Powerful Method for Using Affirmations?

W. Clement Stone suggested repeating an affirmation 50 times in the morning and 50 times in the evening just before you go to bed.  If you think it's a lot of work to repeat an affirmation 50 times twice a day, you're right.  But I found an easy way to use my affirmations consistently without taking up a lot of precious time.

Once I started using this method, I began to receive more positive results from using my affirmations than ever before.  And my results have been consistent.  Just click the link below for more information.

The Best Way I Have Found for Using My 488 Power Affirmations

"Motivation is like a fire: 
Unless you continue to add fuel, it will go out."  

Napoleon Hill and W. Clement Stone, "Success Through a Positive Mental Attitude."

Using affirmations is one of the most effective ways of keeping yourself motivated, positive, and focused on your goals.  In fact, W. Clement Stone often referred to them as "self-motivators." 

Who are the people most likely to succeed:  those who are highly motivated or those who seem to just aimlessly drift through life?

What causes people to be motivated?  In my experience, it's those who are inspired to achieve specific goals.  And they learn to fire themselves up.  Have you ever watched professional athletes--the best in the world at what they do--mentally pump themselves up before a game?  Drew Brees is a great example.   He not only fires himself up, but also his teammates.  Is that not a type of affirmation?  They are feeding their minds with thoughts of self-confidence and belief that they can win.

You may not need to get quite so intense and excited. But you will find it very helpful--even essential to feed your mind positive thoughts of courage and self-confidence.  That's one way these affirmations can help you.  They give you multiple ways to encourage and motivate you from several different angles.  They will inspire you to take positive action.  And isn't success always easier when you are motivated to take consistent positive action?

Something to think about.

Sincerely,

PowerAffirmations.com
whmarshall@earthlink.net