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How to Embed Positive Affirmations in Speech

Cashie Evans
· · Updated Jan 16, 2026 · 2 min read
An affirmation is a declaration or statement of truth and being. If repeated regularly, affirmations can change the way individuals view themselves and the world.

Embedding positive affirmations in your daily speech-to yourself and others- will permeate your subconscious and create behaviors that can lead to positive effects in your life.

 

5 Steps To Embed Positive Affirmations İn Speech

Positive Affirmations in Speech

1. Think Of Areas İn Your Life Where You Want Satisfying Changes

Think of what parts of your life are not working. You can properly model your affirmations in those areas.

 

2. Write A List Of Affirmations Specifically Geared Towards The Areas You Would Like To Change

Refrain from using negative language or listing things you don't want. For example, "I don't have any debt" is less effective than "I am prosperous and abundant."

 

3. Say Your Affirmations Out Loud To Yourself When Waking Up And Before Going To Bed

When we wake up or go to sleep the brain waves slow down and information can surpass the conscious and reach the subconscious mind. It's in the subconscious mind where change can take place. Books such as "Psycho-Cybernetics" by Maxwell Maltz offer more details about this phenomenon.

 

4. Say Your Affirmations, Out Loud Or Silently, When You're Having Thoughts That Are Opposed To Your Affirmations

Negative thoughts can cancel your positive affirmations.Repeating your positive affirmations while having negative thoughts or experiences will eventually replace the negative with positive.

 

5. Post Your Affirmations Around Your Home Or Vehicle So You Can View Them Regularly

Viewing your affirmations consistently will further remind you of the changes you want to make in your life.

 

Tips & Warnings When talking with others about negative topics, don't use negative language or words that oppose the positive affirmations and changes you want your life.
 

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Cashie Evans

Cashie is a freelance writer covering a variety of topics, including parenting, tips and tricks. She took her love of writing to the Web. Cashie attended Louisiana State University and received her bachelor’s degree in 2009.

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