Rob Dial shows how to write money affirmations that actually work: state commitments in the present tense ("I am committed today to...") and pair them with immediate action, not just visualization. Affirmations must feel true right now to prompt real behavior change.
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Give me an example. If someone's broke and they want more money, how can they create a narrative, a script, or a story that will empower them to attract more? I am committed today to working off to make more money. I am committed to taking the actions necessary to make more money in my bank account of the future. I am committed to losing 40 pounds over the next 12 months. Even though I've never done it before, I'm going to change the person who I am to make sure that I do that. And so it's not about like sitting there and you know, meditating and just imagining the money coming into your bank account. It's how can you make a true present tense and empowering. Today, I am committed to taking the action I need to in order to make more money in my bank. Today, I am committed to making the action I need to to make my children feel like I love them, to make them feel more love that I maybe haven't been giving them over the past couple of years 'cause I've been so busy working. Right, right. And so it's literally about how can you make it true, empowering and present tense? Because when it's true, like you might not have money in your bank account right now, I will take the action today to eventually bring more money into my bank account.
