“MEG”net Affirmation:
I choose an attitude of gratitude.
Attitude of gratitude – what are you grateful for? First thing in the morning and at the end of the day, make asking yourself this a habit and the blues fade away. A grateful heart and mind trained to be thankful for your blessings. Even for a vulnerable life with no window dressing. Looking for good as you go about your day, gratefulness is a habit that brings more goodness your way. Even for the uncertainty of life, give your appreciation. You can never be too grateful – as you move from station to station. Continuously you say it over and over again, for every step in your advancement and every person you call friend. When you shift your perspective to see life this way, life will continue to give you evidence, amazing things hoped for on the way.
What is a “MEG”net Affirmation?
A magical “MEG”net affirmation is an uplifting statement that helps you to create a habit that manifests and attracts more positivity into your life. In simplest terms, a magnet is an object that produces a magnetic field that pulls objects to it. Like a magnet, a “MEG”net in simplest terms is a tool that you can use to level up your own extraordinary power within to attract more magnificence. Using my name “MEG” added to the net, I add my personal touch to help open up your net to capture all the good coming your way and shift to a higher vibration every day. These affirmations can help you to come alive to the beauty of your dreams that will lead to bliss.
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