If you’re already a believer in the power of gratitude, you’ve probably already been practicing affirmations. But if you’re still on the fence about whether or not they actually work, let me introduce you to a little trick called “gratitude affirmations.”

Gratitude affirmations are simple, positive phrases that help us focus on all the good things in our lives and improve our overall outlook. They can be as specific as “I am so grateful for discovering my power to create the life I want” or as general as “I experience gratitude for everything I have in my life.” No matter how much time and effort we put into them, the results are always worth it!

Gratitude affirmations are like the world’s most satisfying self-help tool. They get you thinking about what you’re grateful for, and what your goals are. Then they help you focus on those things so that you can achieve them!

When you’re feeling down, it’s hard to see the good in your life. Gratitude affirmations are a great way to help you recognize all the special things that make you happy—even if they seem small or insignificant. After all, is there anything more important than happiness?

One thing I love about gratitude affirmations is how customizable they are. You can create an affirmation that works specifically for your needs and goals, which is great because it makes them feel more personalized (and therefore more effective).

Another reason why gratitude affirmations work so well is because they’re short and sweet—they don’t take forever to write out or read aloud! It’s easier than ever before to fit these into your daily routine without feeling like it takes up too much time or energy.

Here are some more examples: 

• “I am so grateful for discovering my power to create the life I want.” This one is great because it focuses on the positive things you have in your life—instead of dwelling on what you don’t have. 
• “My life is filled with abundance.” Focusing on abundance can help you attract more of it into your life. 
• “I see improvements in my life.” Instead of focusing on what’s wrong, try looking at what’s right and finding ways to improve upon it.
• “I am thankful for learning & growing.” Learning and growing help us become better versions of ourselves. 
• “I experience gratitude for everything I have in my life.”

So next time you want to feel more optimistic about your life, try setting aside some time to practice gratitude affirmations. You’ll be amazed at how much they change your perspective!