Affirmations for Self-Esteem
November 20, 2007
If you suffer from low self-esteem, then you know how difficult it is to function every day without hearing that negative inner voice. Affirmations can help raise your self-esteem.
When you are unable to believe in yourself, you hear the same negative thoughts over and over. If you were a victim of emotional/verbal abuse, then you probably hear those same harsh words being played again and again inside your mind.
The truth that many people haven’t discovered is that these negative words can be rewritten. Wouldn’t you rather rewrite your inner script, than listen to the negative talk the rest of your life?
Positive affirmations to improve your self-esteem should include “I am…” statements. These positive statements, about your potential and who you are, serve to exponentially increase your self-esteem over time.
To get you started, use these positive affirmations to help improve your self-esteem:
- I am a good person.
- I am a loving and generous person.
- I can let go of my fear of loving.
- I am worthy of love.
- I will open myself to new relationships each day.
- I am a courageous person.
- I am capable of success in anything I put my mind to doing.
- I can set goals and achieve them.
As you can see, positive affirmations are simple statements. These statements serve as a springing board to jump start your self-esteem in a more positive direction.
I couldn’t agree more to this article I’m struggling to this problem having low self-esteem due to a weakness of mine that I haven’t overcome it even at this time. And those negative thoughts that certainly bring me down keep lingering.
This really prohibits me to become a better person. I’m sorry say but no affirmation can treat this hindrance.