67 powerful positive affirmations to say everyday

This powerful list of positive affirmations to say everyday will help you stop self-sabotaging and start believing that your unique imperfections are something to embrace. Say these short, daily positive affirmations to unlock your higher purpose. 

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Do you ever have those days when you’re so exhausted you don’t feel like cleaning or cooking and you plop your child in front of the tv or tablet? 

And then you have major mom guilt because you strive to be an amazing mom but today you fell short of your expectations. 

You’re not alone. 

When you have those days it’s easy to tell yourself stories like “I’m a bad mom.”

But why kick yourself when you’re already down?

In this thing called life you HAVE to be your own best friend. 

You see, when you tell yourself negative stories like “I’m a bad mom” or “I’m a terrible wife,” your brain will look for situations to confirm your thoughts. 

Which is why you have to change the narrative in your brain. 

Because guess what?

If you tell yourself positive things, your brain will look for ways to confirm those thoughts as well. 

What are positive affirmations?

According to Dictionary.com, an affirmation is “a statement that is declared to be true.” So a positive affirmation means stating a true and uplifting statement with confidence. But it goes much deeper than that. 

Positive affirmations are a way to help you overcome limiting and self-sabotaging beliefs. Those beliefs that stop you from doing something before you even try because your brain tells you that you’re not good enough or you’re going to fail so don’t waste your time. 

It’s not enough to just say them every day. You have to believe in what you’re saying so your brain believes it’s true. 

The secrets that make positive affirmations so powerful

Before you dive into the mindset hack of using positive affirmations to dominate limiting beliefs, there are a few tips to keep in mind. 

Speak in the present tense 

You want your brain to believe what you’re saying as if it’s already true. Speaking in the present tense is more powerful than speaking in the future tense.

Here’s an example:

• Future tense: “I will be a good mom one day.”
• Present tense: “I am a good mom.”

Give yourself more power and believe your affirmations are true now, not someday in the future. 

Say them daily 

Repetition is key. Say your positive affirmations at least once a day.

The more you say them the easier it’ll be for your brain to start finding evidence that they’re true. 

Focus on the positive 

Another trick for making your positive affirmations work is to keep them positive!

You wouldn’t want to say, “I’m not weak” because your brain focuses on the word weak. 

Instead, say “I’m strong” so your brain finds evidence to support how strong you are. 

67 life-changing positive affirmations to start saying everyday

This list of 67 positive affirmations will help you find your inner strength. 

Choose 5 affirmations that you’ll say everyday and next week choose 5 new affirmations to repeat daily. 

The more you say them the easier it’ll be for you to believe them. 

1. I am grateful for the simple things in life. 
2. I am more than enough. 
3. Everything is going as planned and will work out perfectly for me and my family.
4. I make the best decisions for my life. 
5. I am fierce. I am powerful. I am resilient. 
6. I’ve made mistakes, but those mistakes don’t define me. 
7. I am learning to be a better mom every day. 
8. I believe everyone has a good heart even if I can’t always see it. 
9. I don’t worry about what I can’t change. 
10. My thoughts are my reality. 
11. I choose to be happy. 
12. I was born to be the mother of my children.
13. I don’t need anyone but myself to believe in me. 
14. Good things are always coming my way. 
15. I am destined for success and happiness. 
16. I may not be perfect, but I’m still a great mom. 
17. I am doing my best and that’s all that matters. 
18. I am needed. I am loved. I am cherished. 
19. My body is a temple and I will treat it with love and respect. 
20. Every day is a blessing that I don’t take for granted. 
21. I can’t control how others act, but I CAN control how I REACT. 
22. Today will be a productive day. 
23. I am not a bad mom for making time for myself. 
24. I choose to make time for myself. 
25. I am not a bad mom for needing a break. 
26. I refuse to surround myself with judgemental people. 
27. I am confident in myself and my abilities. 
28. I am alive to achieve great things and be an amazing person. 
29. I remain calm even when I’m upset. 
30. Spending time alone doesn’t mean I don’t love my children. 
31. I surround myself with positive people who believe in me. 
32. I love my life. 
33. I deserve to be happy. 
34. I am strong and healthy. 
35. I am content with my life and everything I’ve been blessed with. 
36. I am grateful for another day on this earth with my beautiful family. 
37. I am committed to being the best mom I can be. 
38. I have learned from my past. I am better and stronger. 
39. My potential is limitless. 
40. I have created a life I love and cherish. 
41. I exude happiness which makes everyone around me happy. 
42. I embrace change. It doesn’t scare me. 
43. I don’t compare myself to anyone. I am who I am and that makes me unique. 
44. My self-esteem improves every day. 
45. Nothing is impossible because I’m possible. 
46. I deserve everlasting love and happiness. 
47. It’s okay to ask for help. 
48. I trust my intuition. 
49. I am the best mother for my children.
50. I choose to not criticize myself or others around me. 
51. I communicate my needs effortlessly. 
52. I face challenges every day and they make me stronger and more resilient. 
53. I don’t look back. It only distracts me from the blessings ahead. 
54. I support my family in ways no one will ever know nor understand. 
55. I am braver than I give myself credit for. 
56. It’s okay to take a break. 
57. I am a present parent. 
58. I parent with intention and make the best decisions for my child. 
59. I find time to take care of my own health. 
60. My children see the best in me. And I see the best in them. 
61. I speak up for myself with confidence and ease. 
62. My children will feel unconditional love and acceptance 
63. I respect myself. 
64. Being vulnerable does not make me weak. 
65. I am a blessing to my family. 
66. Taking care of myself makes me a better mom. 
67. I will let go of negative thoughts and accept my imperfections. 

Quick recap…

The next time you have one of those days where you don’t feel like cleaning or cooking and you plop your child in front of the tv or tablet, don’t beat yourself up about it.

Telling yourself negative stories will only make you feel worse. 

Focus on the facts. The dishes didn’t get washed. That doesn’t translate to being a bad mom or we’d all be in trouble!

Start being your own best friend. 

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