Vickie's Viewpoint

One of my longtime life coaching clients that I admire is Kimber Lambeth.  Very seldom do I see people going through a tough time in their lives and make it the best thing that ever happened to them instead of the worst. Kimber was so determined, that she got out of the fear quickly, which changed the outcome.   
 
I recently asked Kimber to tell us how she overcame the fear with her relationship.  This is it.

I gave this affirmation to an Orange County, Calif. life coaching client of mine:  “Above all else, I want to be happy.” At her next coaching session she blurted out “Your affirmation isn’t working. I don’t feel any better.” I asked her how she was doing the affirmation. She said she was using Twitter. Several times a day, she would paste and cut the affirmation into a new tweet.

There’s the answer. When we paste and cut words, we put our minds on auto-pilot. In order to reap the positive benefits of affirmations we need to actually think about them. The more frequently we repeat our affirmations through writing or verbally --and think about them as we do this -- the quicker and more amazing the results.