Positive affirmations are an excellent way to set an intention and then start moving toward your goals. They're like little prayers or mantras that help you create the conditions for success. When you ...

Manifestation may sound like pseudoscience, but experts say visualising goals and repeating affirmations can activate the ...

Published by Rock Point, an imprint of Quarto Publishing 208 pages $19.99 While positive affirmations use positive thinking to push out negative thoughts, they shouldn't be confused with meditation, ...

How can affirmations move the needle with your job search and/or career? Henry Ford once said, “Whether you think you can or you think you can’t, you’re right.” Although many factors are out of our ...

There is nothing like having a bad start to a day. It can completely ruin the way you think and feel, and it becomes harder and harder to turn your attitude back around. Fortunately, the power of your ...

If you're looking to change your life, the key is to change how you're talking about it. And the prescription is a daily dose of positive affirmations. I don’t know about you, but I change my mind all ...

In today’s fast-paced world, the power of positive thinking and self-affirmation cannot be overstated. Scientific studies have shown that the way we speak to ourselves can significantly impact our ...

You’ve seen them all over Pinterest and scrawled on coasters, but positive affirmations actually have a purpose beyond memes and home decor. In fact, these feel-good statements go a long way towards ...

According to cognitive neuroscientists, 95 percent of brain activity is beyond our conscious awareness. That means our daily experiences are largely affected by unconscious beliefs, attitudes, and ...

I use affirmation as a technique to turn my negative thoughts about colon cancer into positive ones. Now, I see cancer as a blessing in disguise. Tom Ziglar once said, “The most powerful story in the ...

What’s wrong with positive thinking? I realize this question is provocative, so let me press my case. There’s nothing wrong per se with thinking positively. Rather, indiscriminate positive thinking ...