Positive Affirmation Challenge

What About You? Affirmation Challenge.

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I am a gifted woman. I walk tall. I’m taking the odds that life has given me and making them even. I walk the path of success. I’m a champion. What about you? Jacqueline

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P.S. If you wish to join this positive affirmation challenge running for 90 days, please add your quote to the comments and each day, I’ll share everyone’s quote with their links.

Being Happy, Self-worth, Quotes

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A wordsmith with a vivid imagination, an eager mind and a burning desire to carve out tales. As I journey with my muse to that land of all possibilities and self discovery, I hope my personal evolution will serve as a beacon of inspiration for anyone who chooses to stop by.

10 thoughts on “What About You? Affirmation Challenge.”

  1. Looking good, Jacquie 🙂 And sounding even better. Here’s my quote for today. I let Louis Hay’s book of affirmations fall open and this is what I got – “I allow love to flow freely. My supply of love is endless.”

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  2. What a beautiful affirmation post! One day I was talking to my friend and all so a sudden I said something really deep. I don’t like quoting myself but I did want to share this quote: “Life is a roller-coaster. There are ups, there are downs. But you always end up relieved and smiling. Hold on to the safety rail so you can always be smiling. “

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  3. “Love her but leave her wild” – by Atticus. This one has stuck with me awhile, and when I thought about it I concluded that to be loved but yet “wild” to be our natural self, and not have to be “tamed” or trapped by another, is a good goal in relationships and friendships. Choosing to be tamed by someone you love such as the fox in ‘the little prince,’ is one thing. But having a choice and even finding that within being tamed, you can still be wild and not have to hide your true self is important. To be loved for your wildness — your flaws and your good qualities, is the best kind of love. It’s a love that doesn’t control each other or define each other in a narrow box, but allows each person to grow and be themselves within relationships, It forgives and doesn’t try to make someone be who they are not. It’s loving without a need to dictate ones lover or friend’s behavior and choices.

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  4. You are your own best friend- is my quote for today.
    You know what is best for you. While others are good in the physical sense, no human being can be 100% for you as you yourself.
    Susie

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