
Today we’ll wrap up creating effective positive affirmations using an Affirmation Insurance Policy. Your affirmation insurance policy consist of three sections.
Section One of Your Affirmation Policy:
How do you know what you’re affirming is in your best interest? Affirmations are powerful and will bring whatever you focus in your life when using repetition and emotion.
Dr. Robert Anthony suggest making sure they are in your best interest by using this at the end of your affirmations.
"I accept this or Something Better. Please make whatever take place for the highest good of myself and everyone else involved."
Section Two of Your Affirmation Policy:
Keep your affirmations secret. If you keep them to yourself, you won’t feel pressured by the "have to" do it. Telling others gives then an opportunity to work against you, intentionally or not. You avoid the people trying to stop you or offer their advice for your own good… keep it to yourself.
Only reveal your affirmations to people who need to know or can help you realize them more quickly.
Section Three of Your Affirmation Policy
Make this your first affirmation:
"I choose to enjoy making my affirmations regularly."
This will set your mind up to enjoy creating and using affirmations on a regular basis… especially if you’re just starting out or it’s been quite awhile since you did affirmations.
Using the techniques shared throughout the seven truths, you can make your affirmation experience to create the life you desire, more easy and fun. I bet you’ll be more excited with your result.
Other posts of the series
- 7 Truths to Creating Effective Affirmations That Work - Part Three (This post)
- 7 Truths to Creating Effective Affirmations That Work - Part Two
- 7 Truths to Creating Effective Affirmations That Work - Part One


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