3 steps to make PERFECT affirmations I Mitesh Khatri I Law of Attraction

20 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this short self‑help video, Paridhi Dhingra warns against common mistakes when formulating affirmations and outlines three concrete steps for making them most effective. First, she advises focusing affirmations on the desired end result rather than the process or a specific person, to avoid stress and attachment. Second, she stresses the importance of embedding emotional language—such as happiness and gratitude—into each affirmation. Third, she recommends phrasing affirmations as if the desired outcome already occurred a month ago, rather than as a future event or a recent occurrence, to create a natural, believable feeling. The overall message is that precise, emotionally‑charged, and temporally‑framed affirmations are more likely to work.

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Don't do these simple mistakes when creating your affirmations. Step number 1, never make affirmations for the process. Make affirmations for the end result, which means what? If you want to be happily married, say, I am already happily married. But when you say, I'm married to this particular person, you'll observe there is stress, attachment, desperation in that affirmation. Second and simple mistake, not adding emotional words in your affirmations, which means not saying, I'm so happy that this happened. I'm so grateful that this happened. Add those emotions. And step 3, which is the most important part, saying that affirmation as if it's going to happen in the future is the biggest mistake. Saying that affirmation as if it just happened is also a big mistake. Say your affirmation as if it's already done, not yesterday, but like 1 month ago. The more normal you feel in your affirmations, the better your affirmations work.