Affirmation of the Week

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My responsible habits attract to me others who are equally responsible in habits.  We are all dedicated in  our responsibility to our work, relationships, family, goals, finances and spiritual life.  This provides an interactive harmony in all things.

~ Dr. Anne Kunath
 

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  1. While positive affirmations can be very effective, you can multiply the effectiveness by teaching yourself to stay aware of your persistent thoughts.

    Persistent thoughts are the ideas that keep automatically popping into your head. Unfortunately these persistent thoughts are usually negative. You must stop those negative thoughts by refusing to think them. Then repeat your affirmations again. Eventually your persistent thoughts will automatically be positive, and that's when you will really see a difference in your attitude, and sense a difference in how you feel.

    http://www.selfesteemaffirmations.com

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