I welcome change into my life.

A stable life is good, but I remember to look forward to the excitement and uncertainty that the future holds. Treading the same water for too long can stifle my imagination.

Change gives me hope.
Change can be good or bad, but no matter what, we grow from it. It lets me see what I was unable to see before. It enhances my perspective and opens life.

Change is what keeps me going.
If it weren’t for change, why would I get out of bed in the morning? Why would I dream? I accept change, welcome it, and prepare myself for the new dimensions of my life that accompany it.

Change helps motive me, and allows me to fight on, even when times are tough.
It keeps me feeling young and alive. I know that my tastes can develop. I know I can learn new things. I look forward to watching my life reshape itself.

Embracing change allows me to see my life in perspective and dream big.
I start to see that I am an evolving person. I am not the same person today that I was yesterday. I know that I can change the way I see the world, the way the world sees me, and the way I live.

As I accomplish more things and see how my effort translates into real change, I come to see that I really can make a difference.

Questions Of Reflection:

1. What is my attitude toward change?
2. What about my life would I like to change?
3. What positive changes have I seen in my life?

I am grateful for all the blessings I have and all the blessings I am receiving.

I accept life for what it is. I feel grateful to have what I have and I look forward to every day. As they say, every day we are breathing is a good day. I am just grateful to be alive and healthy. I do what I can to take care of myself and my future, but I never let the stress of improving my life destroy my life. If we work to live, then we shouldn’t kill ourselves working.

I don’t need anything special to be happy. I don’t need to win the lottery or become famous. I find the magic in life itself. I’m happy with what I have. I never take anything for granted.

I don’t need anyone to do anything special for me in order to appreciate them. I can love and enjoy them for who they are.

I don’t need my loved ones to believe the way I believe. I am confident enough in my beliefs that I don’t need everyone to believe what I believe. I can love them anyway.

I am open to new relationships. I am not afraid of friendship. I am open to sharing my views and beliefs. I am happy to speak my mind and listen to others. I’m not afraid of what they think or what they might say. I can accept them for who they are and I am open to being accepted for who I am.

Questions of Reflection:

1. Do I get too caught up in the small stuff?
2. Do I expect too much out of life?
3. Do I expect too much out of others and myself.

I know who I am.

What I think about the world forms the personality and outlook that shapes my life. I know who I am, and that doesn’t change in the presence of others. I am positive and comfortable with my beliefs. I know what I know, what I don’t know, and what I’d like to know. I know who I am and I love who I am.

I trust myself. Down to my core, I am certain about my life. I listen to myself, even when it is easier not to. My core beliefs guide my life and help me navigate the seas of confusion. I trust myself, even when others push me in the other direction.

I am able to reflect on my life, search out my deepest feelings, and figure out who I am and how I should live my days on this planet. What I believe today isn’t necessarily what I believed yesterday. I am able to grow, change, and learn. My core instincts guide me, and sometimes my positions in life can evolve. I am open to new ideas. Even though I may disagree with my loved ones, I never have to second-guess who I am as a person.

I have faith in my abilities. I can look inside, open myself up to their reasoning, and reflect. They may open some windows that were closed to me, and by doing so, change the way I see the world. Change is good, and we should be open to it. The more we see, the more we grow.

Questions of Reflection:

1. Do I let other’s beliefs affect my behavior?
2. How can I better trust myself and grow from this trust?
3. Do I respect my own instincts and reasoning?