Share this content :
Do you ever find yourself talking to yourself? One study reveals that 96% of adults talk to themselves, either inside their head or out loud. Science believes that it is a form of problem-solving or motivation, which is especially useful at work. This article explains what daily work affirmations are and why you should start telling it to yourself.
The core idea of most affirmations is believing that you are good enough. Affirmations also put emphasis on values such as growth, self-worth, hope, and mindfulness. However, positive work affirmations are most effective when phrased in a concrete and believable manner. These affirmations should highlight words of encouragement or acknowledgment that are consistent and authentic to you.
In a busy environment, daily work affirmations help you manage your emotions throughout the day. It helps you in handling criticism and challenges with confidence and ease. Using positive work affirmations also helps you stay open-minded, allowing you to recognize more possibilities and solutions.
Reminding yourself of your humanity through work affirmations contributes to your well-rounded identity, ensuring it is not solely based on your work. Here are more benefits to using positive work affirmations:
Using positive work affirmations involves more than just saying phrases and hyping yourself up. It depends on what you are feeling at a given situation. Acknowledge that feeling with a curious mind. Put a name on the feeling and recognize it for what it is.
Breath work also complements daily work affirmations. Affirm yourself as you focus on breathing in and breathing out for at least one minute in the morning. You can also place your hands on your chest to feel the breath more and be grounded. This compassionate touch encourages you to be kinder to yourself.
Positive work affirmations can be used even with low self-esteem. While it includes the word ‘positive’, there is a way to effectively use work affirmations that are still concrete and believable. Simply use the present tense if you currently have high self-esteem, and use the future tense if you have low self-esteem. Here are seven daily work affirmations you can use throughout a work day:
Using affirmations is only one key habit to your success. Watch our video on “Habits of Successful Individuals” to take your affirmations to the next level!
Bokhari, D. (2020, April 30). 50 self-affirmations to help you stay motivated every day. U.S. Oral Management. Retrieved October 15, 2024.
Boogaard, K. (2020, January 31). 18 daily affirmations that help you overcome any hurdle. Work Life. Retrieved October 15, 2024.
Chiorando, M. (2024, July 4). Psychologist reveals three phrases you should say to yourself to keep a cool head when you’re having a stressful day at work. MailOnline. Retrieved October 15, 2024.
Chiu, A. (2022, May 2). How to make self-affirmation work, based on science. The Washington Post. Retrieved October 15, 2024.
Herrity, J. (2024, August 16). Positive affirmations in the workplace: impact, tips and examples. Indeed. Retrieved October 15, 2024.
Pichardo, G. (2023, June 27). Why do people talk to themselves?. WebMD. Retrieved October 18, 2024.
Robinson, B. (2024, May 4). 6 ways affirmations lift your spirits through tough workdays and build robust careers. Forbes. Retrieved October 15, 2024.
Roy, B. (2024, July 16). Powerful affirmations for success at work. Vantage Circle. Retrieved October 15, 2024.
Share this content :
Automated page speed optimizations for fast site performance