Positive Affirmations don’t work! Try this instead #positiveaffirmations #mentalhealth #anxiety

[lunarwize]

Positive affirmations work so well it threatens to put negative, fear-based therapists out of a job.

[thdimensional_creep]

They work if you’re familiar with the subconscious and how we can recondition its belief system. Affirmations have been a game changer on my journey to creating my reality. Anybody familiar with Jospeh Murphy or Neville Goddard knows what’s up ; D

[vainpiers]

I use positive affirmations I've made to help me break out of negativity spirals.

[janake]

Not, they do work! Even if I have a bad day or something doesn't go my way I say I still love you Tesh and it is okay!

[josephsardella]

This is why I don’t like therapists. Always focusing on the negative, not the growth. Growing from the past by transpiring your negative habits of poor self talk through positive affirmations is a critical, even life changing way to actually heal your inner child instead of playing with the wound festering in poor memories of yesterday, or sympathy for the bad habits & language that hold you down.

[heartsnpinkcrap]

They work for some people and don’t work for others. Positive affirmations helped me a few years ago but now I’m in a deeper hole of depression and they do make me feel like I’m lying to myself and when I say them. I guess it just depends on where you are.

[maureengildea]

"I am somebody and I can do anything" is effective for most.

[guzamagawa]

Positive affirmations work tremendously

[johnallen]

Stop it. They do work. The point is to reprogram the subconscious and to see the positive in situations. You have a responsibility as a therapist...be aware.

[DayshaRamos]

Everyone is different. They definitely work for me.

[damein]

Correction positive affirmations do work. However you skipped or did not explain the paradigm shift necessary in order for them to work. Getting the state of the mind to think differently about the affirmations you’re reciting or thinking is the key ingredient. Anyone can say “ I am wealthy” as an affirmation. However the true exercise is getting oneself to imagine what that wealth means to you, getting excited about that wealth (or whichever affirmation) and this is where the shift begins and the magic aka manifesto on begins! #dropsmic

[VireIIa]

If positive affirmations aren’t working for you here are some alternatives*

To say they don’t work is just asking for the people who it does work for to dislike your information.

[dehydrated]

new title:
“positive affirmations don’t work for you?
Here’s some alternatives.”

it really depends on the person.

[stevew]

Daily affirmations and positive self talk work, you just can't lie to yourself. Don't over reach or get disappointed if it doesn't change things immediately. It takes time to coach yourself up. Stick with your therapist and continue building your path.

[Audibae]

I think they definitely work! I think when you first start doing them it is hard to believe but that’s why they say that you have to keep doing it and it takes a while to break a bad habit. Maybe certain affirmations don’t work for everybody, but they have to figure that out. I wouldn’t say that they don’t work as a whole.

[highqualitypyro]

⁠​⁠​⁠ I can confirm this by personal experience. I have to be very careful with the Affirmations I tell myself. It can’t be completely against my beliefs which I currently have, because my consciousness turns on and tells me very penetrating the opposite and a lot of shame and guilt comes up which is often to much to handle. The kind of affirmations listed in this video helped me much better 🙏🏻

[solomontruthlover]

Positive affirmations make me feel amazing sometimes when I play them while sleeping

[fulamuso]

It literally creetes new neural pathways in your brain when you do positive affirmations consistently. They've helped me tremendously!!! 😊

[Thegreatestalivetoday]

Positive affirmations changed my life, and I will not stop.

[nathananderson]

This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my YouTube channel 8 months ago about self development. Now I have 1, 096 subs and > 900 hours of watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so many lessons that I could haven’t learned without getting started in the 1st place.