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Alex · 12-06-2006, 01:22 AM

I like everyone's ideas on phrasing their affirmations. As for my mission statement it reads in this format.

1. I am an outstanding human being in every respect (now)
2. I am honest, kind, loving, loyal and true - to my family, friends and everyone who knows me (now)
3. I am a positive, optimistic, confident, warm, friendly person who is admired and respected by everyone (now)
4. I am an excellent parent, a fine employer and I do my work in an upstanding fashion every time (now)
5. I uplift, encourage and inspire everyone I meet - everywhere I go (now)

(only thing is i am not a parent - but i'm sure that will change when time comes)

I don't mind using the "I am" for these types of things. It isn't like lieing to myself and saying I am now a billionaire! This part of my mission statement is really something that I can choose to be at any moment, so I choose now, and so I am.

12-06-2006, 01:22 AM	#49 (permalink)
Alex Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 130	I like everyone's ideas on phrasing their affirmations. As for my mission statement it reads in this format. 1. I am an outstanding human being in every respect (now) 2. I am honest, kind, loving, loyal and true - to my family, friends and everyone who knows me (now) 3. I am a positive, optimistic, confident, warm, friendly person who is admired and respected by everyone (now) 4. I am an excellent parent, a fine employer and I do my work in an upstanding fashion every time (now) 5. I uplift, encourage and inspire everyone I meet - everywhere I go (now) (only thing is i am not a parent - but i'm sure that will change when time comes) I don't mind using the "I am" for these types of things. It isn't like lieing to myself and saying I am now a billionaire! This part of my mission statement is really something that I can choose to be at any moment, so I choose now, and so I am.