Affirmation Card Deck (24 Cards)

Inspirational Cards to Help You Practice Positive & Mindful thinking and put the power of positivity in your hands

Why practice positive affirmations?

• ✅ MAKE LIFE CHANGES FOR THE BETTER — Deck of 25 cards with positive affirmations that will help you conquer negative self-talk and feel inspired and turn those affirmations into lasting mindset changes.
• ✅ RELIEVE ANXIETY & PRACTICE MINDFULNESS— Use for daily affirmations, on a vision board, or place them around a full body mirror and recite them to yourself each morning to overcome the limiting beliefs that are getting in your way. Use them when you’re stressed to return to a grounded and calm state of mind..
• ✅ LAST FOR YEARS — Download the PDF, print them on cardstock, and cut them out. To make them more durable, laminate them before cutting. The cards are 6 to a page. The deck is easy to hold so you can practice mindfulness and gratitude wherever you go!
• ✅ GIVE THE GIFT OF POSITIVITY — A meaningful graduation, birthday, wedding, or “just because” gift for anyone who needs balance, harmony and support.

Positive Affirmations Exercises & How To Guide

When starting to implement a positive affirmation routine, some exercises for you to try include practicing being positive. Positive affirmations take work and may not come naturally to you, especially if you're not used to reciting them. To kick out negative thoughts and let in positive ones, you have to think positive things about yourself intentionally. 

Don't be skeptical. When you first begin, you may feel silly standing in front of the mirror saying kind words to yourself, but no matter how you feel at first, don't give up. You can't become a positive thinker overnight, so be patient, put your skepticism on the back burner, and give affirmations time to start feeling normal. 

Repeat your affirmations. Whether you're talking aloud or to yourself, it helps to say the same positive affirmation repeatedly at first. Hearing things aloud can be more impactful than just saying them in your head. Say your affirmations aloud during the day and write them down on notecards or sticky notes. Keep a list of affirmations that work for you and keep them nearby in a notebook or on your phone. 

Do what works best for you. Getting started can be the most challenging part. There's no strict schedule or right way to start using positive affirmations. The best thing you can do for yourself is to just start saying them or writing them down in the way that works best for you. Eventually, you should start seeing results. 

Source: WebMD