Daily Positive Affirmations for Women & How to Use Them

About a year ago, we started using this daily positive affirmations for women. We were pretty skeptical about how it would help us, but it really boosted our mindset.

Below are our favorite daily list of positive affirmations, as well as, powerful morning quotes and uplifting I am statements like I am loved. I am enough. I am strong.

Practicing self-affirmations actually helped us feel more happy, relaxed, and confident. Pretty crazy, right?

First, we’ll explain how it works, as well as, our daily list of positive affirmations for women.

What are daily affirmations?

A daily affirmation is a short, specific statement or phrase to help you restructure your mindset to focus on positive thoughts.

They are typically a powerful phrase in the present tense and challenge a negative thought.

Daily affirmations are used to help you overcome limiting beliefs and replace them with positivity and gratitude.

What Are the Best Morning Affirmations?

The best morning affirmations are the ones that give you the confidence to make each day a successful and productive one. And that means finding the right words to say to yourself to help you see the best in yourself and your upcoming day.

But before you can start incorporating morning affirmations into your daily routine, you need to know how they work.

The best way to ensure your affirmations is to use these helpful tips.

4 Tips to Using Morning Affirmations

1. Say them out loud

Putting your affirmations into action starts by vocalizing your thoughts on a daily basis.

Saying the affirmation out loud is the best way to add emotion and conviction to the words you are saying, which will help you believe the words to be true in your life.

2. Repeat the mantra

After choosing your affirmation for the day, make it your mantra. To truly believe the words you’re saying, you’ll need to repeat them to yourself several times.

Start by repeating the powerful morning affirmations to yourself during your morning routine. Then, incorporate the words into your daily thought process throughout the day to bring extra motivation to your work day.

3. Look at yourself as you speak

Since affirmations are meant to be used as a personal motivator, telling yourself the positive thought is essential.

As you speak your affirmations out loud, stand in front of a mirror so you can look yourself in the eye while you say the phrase.

4. Visualize it

To make the affirmations even more powerful, try to visualize the words and the feelings they invoke.

As you visualize, use the thoughts behind the affirmations to help put your affirmations into action throughout your day.

You may also like our vision board template to help you visualize what you’d like to feel and achieve.

Daily List of Positive Affirmations for Women

You are welcome to use any of these and customize them to your needs. I recommend only choosing affirmations that you really connect with.

People are innately good.
I’m a child of God; I am enough.
I am worthy of love and belonging.
My life is moving forward perfectly. Each bump in the road is there for a reason. Everything is happening according to a greater plan.
I greet each day with laughter and a grateful heart.
I feel secure in who I am and do not need to compare myself to others.
I have everything I need to hit my goals. I was designed for a great purpose.
Life is happening for me – not to me.
I increase my energy by choosing to love rather than judge. I expand my energy by giving love, receiving love, and promoting love.
I’m strong and courageous, and I do the work. I’m not afraid because God is with me, and it is His will. I will succeed.
I have been blessed too much to be grumpy, greedy, or sad.

Powerful Morning Affirmations for Women

I dare to pursue my goals and dreams.
I am committed to my own personal growth.
Nothing can stand in my way.
I believe in myself.
I make smart decisions every day.
Every day I am better than I was before.
I deserve good things in my life.
I can accomplish whatever goals I set.
I am intentional about my happiness.
I use my time wisely.
No challenge is too great for me to conquer.
I develop my gifts and talents through knowledge.
I know my worth.
I am valuable and unique.
My goals align with my dream life.
I release what no longer serves me.
I love who I am today.
I am worthy of investing in myself.
Right now I have everything I need to succeed.
No challenge is too great for me to conquer.
I will focus on completing the tasks at hand.
I am passionate about my work.
I am living to my fullest potential.
I have a mindset of abundance.
Nothing can stand in my way.
I will avoid procrastination.
I don’t need other people to prove my self-worth.
Today is an opportunity to grow and learn.
I am growing and improving myself every day.
I am focused.
I will surround myself with positive people.
What I desire will become a reality.
I make mistakes and learn from them.
I celebrate the small wins and achievements.
I will accomplish all my tasks today.
Every day I am the best version of myself.
I deserve joy, happiness, and success in my life.
I am overflowing with great ideas.
I have control over my life.
I attract only the best of things.
Today is a great day.
I live a life full of gratitude.
I enjoy the wonderful moments in my life.
I learn from my failures.
My mindset attracts more abundance.
I attract success.
I am always motivated.
I will take action now!
I possess the qualities I need to be successful.
I feel refreshed, excited, and determined to excel today.
I have unstoppable confidence within me.
I choose to respond to this challenge with grace and positivity.
Today, I am thankful for new experiences.
I am valuable and will make powerful contributions to the world today.
Today is the beginning of whatever I want.

Affirmations about Money

The money I desire is on its way to me.
I am available to receive and create the financial abundance I desire.
I am good at managing money. I earn money passively through my skills versus my time.
My desires are not only available, they are already here.
I choose to let go of fear & doubt towards my financial goals. Instead, I chose to be in gratitude that my desired result is already here and ready to be received by me.

Additional List of Daily Positive Affirmations

I am improving in every way each day.
I am in gratitude for my many blessings.
I am open to positive opportunities and surprises today.
I am at peace and trust the process happening in my life.
I radiate love and kindness, and that is reflected back to me.
By allowing myself to be happy, I inspire others to be as well.
I communicate clearly what I need to those in my life.
Success comes naturally to me.
I am fully present and confident in my future.
I am persistent and can accomplish anything I set my mind to.
I accept my whole self and love myself deeply and completely.
I am aware of my emotions and can let them go without getting attached to them.
Every part of me vibrates with energy and health.

How do affirmations work?

Practicing daily affirmations isn’ mystical. It’s really about identifying a negative thought, word, or belief and replacing it with something positive.

For example, if you think to yourself:

“Man, you’re not good enough & will always stink at this”

You’d change this though to:

“I’m uniquely made by God, and He has a plan to give me prosperity & hope.”

You can really use a positive affirmation on any negative or limiting belief you’re holding onto.

Do positive affirmations really work?

I think so. As we grow up, we’re taught certain beliefs by our parents, friends, & surroundings that may not be true. We can be brainwashed to believe things like:

I’m not good enough to do XYZ.
wanting money is evil
I never can catch a break.
girls/boys can’t…
I’m not smart enough to XYZ.
I’ll never have XYZ because my parents didn’t.

These are just a few examples of all the things we tell ourselves. We might not even know we have limiting beliefs because we just accept them as truth.

Since our lives and actions are affected by these beliefs, it stands to reason that replacing these beliefs would also affect our actions and lives. Which is why I believe powerful morning affirmations definitely work.

How do you write positive affirmations?

Now that you’ve read over a few daily affirmations, you may have found a few you connect with already.

The most powerful affirmations are the ones closest to you though.

So I want to outline how to write powerful morning affirmations specific to what your mind and heart need to hear.

3 Steps to Write a Daily List of Positive Affirmations

1. Create a list of your limiting beliefs

This includes insecurities or phrases including I can’t, I should, I never, I’m trying to….

2. Now, cross out each limiting belief 1 at a time and reword it as a positive.

For example if you’ve always told yourself, “I cannot fail! If I fail, I will be humiliated!” You may reword this to be “Failure is a part of every life. I am growing and learning everyday.”

3. Speak the new affirmation out loud when you wake up and before you go to bed.

You’ve probably held onto the insecurities or negative beliefs listed as number one for years! It’s going to take time to reprogram your mindset.

You want the new thought to be top of mind — so repeating it when you wake up and before bed will help it sink it.

Other Tips to Writing Affirmations

Always write in present tense (I am…I can…)
Keep it short & specific
Stay in the positive.
Include how you feel in the new thought
Only write affirmations for yourself – not others. After all, we can only control our thoughts; not others.

How do you practice positive affirmations?

Be aware of your limiting thoughts.

If you find yourself saying: can’t, should, always, never, suck, wish, want, one day, or I’m trying to – it’s likely attached to a limiting belief!

It’s time to re-work that thought.

Here are a few examples of rewriting a negative thought:

Limiting Belief	Rewrite
I can’t afford it.	I’m able to create the financial abundance I desire.
Money is out of reach.	Money is all around me. It’s in abundance to be received.
I have to do it on my own.	Delegation helps me accomplish more and stress less.
I’m not enough to hit my goals.	You have everything you need to hit your goals and were designed for a great purpose.

Once you have your list of positive affirmations, repeat them to yourself upon waking and before bed.

Set a goal to do this for 21 days and adapt them as you need.

After the 21 days, keep going! It’s becoming a habit!

Benefits of Using a List of Positive Affirmations Daily

So now you have a list of daily positive affirmations, I’m happy to tell you I’ve noticed some real benefits in my mindset!

Daily Positive Affirmations Help Me:

Keep my goals top of mind.
Feel more confident and at peace.
Remember I am worthy of love just as I am.
Stay motivated towards my goals.
Focus on positivity and gratitude.
Acknowledge and let go of negative feelings.
Build mental clarity & focus.
Develop stronger relationships and improve my communication.
Feel happier!

3 Books to Deepen Your Positive Affirmations

As I mentioned before, I became a personal development junkie a few years ago. When it comes to positive thinking, the law of attraction, and meditation – I am always a little hesitant.

With that said, I have found these 3 books have helped me to build powerful morning affirmations and improve my mindset.

1. The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz

This book digs into negative beliefs and how they cause us needless suffering. If you’ve never thought about how your insecurity or stress affects your reality – this book will make you look at how these thoughts rob you of your happiness.

It’s based on ancient Toltec wisdom, so it’s a little different than your typical self-help book, but the 4 pieces of advice are straight-forward and so helpful.

2. The Traveler’s Gift by Andy Andrews

Unlike The Four Agreements, The Traveler’s Gift is an easy read that is fictional. If you’re a history buff, you’re really going to love this one.

The book is about a man that is at the end of his rope mentally and financially, and after a car crash – he is visited by historical figures that offer specific wisdom towards success.

Each person’s wisdom creates a daily affirmation at the end of each chapter, too, which I loved!!

3. You’re a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero

If you struggle with money – whether it’s how you view money or not having enough – this book is great!

She does cuss – which, I guess you can tell from the title. There are so many great takeaways and a list of daily positive affirmations towards money are included in the book.

Plus, she gives you a task at the end of most of the chapters to help you work through your thoughts on money, too.

Can You Use Bible Verses? Is this Okay for Christians?

Okay – So maybe I’m the only weirdo out there that gets a little uncomfortable with Christianity and the Law of Attraction, meditation, and positive affirmations.

Maybe it’s being in the South or just how I was raised, but when I share I buy into the idea of “we are what we think about,” it sometimes doesn’t go over too well.

So while I’m not a theologian or anything close – here’s my take on it when it comes to positive affirmations.

I think Bible verses and positive affirmations can go hand-in-hand.

We’re so conditioned into our negative beliefs by circumstances and people that sometimes we forget we’re more precious to God than rubies.

So Bible verses can either BE your positive affirmations or offer support to what you’re telling yourself is true.

Example 1: Jeremiah 29:11-12:

For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Then you will call on me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you.

This verse tells me that when I say “I am meant for great things,” it’s true.

Example 2: 2 Timothy 1:7

For the Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us power, love and self-discipline.

This tells me that when I say, “I am powerful,” or “I am love” that it is true.

Example 3: Romans 5:8

But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.

I saved the biggest punch to the heart for the end. When I say, “I am worthy,” “I am loved” or “Everything is happening according to a greater plan” I’m backed by this verse and my Savior.

An Important Note:

Finding affirmations in these verses implies that I am leaning on God. I am listening, praying, reading His word and trying my best to be obedient.

Each affirmation means something and should include “if it’s in His will” in some scenarios – but Romans 5:8 shows us that He loves us no matter what, and that means – we are enough.