I Am Capable of Anything: 1,500+ Daily Affirmations to Attract Success, Wealth and Money (I Am Capable Project Book 3)

I’ve never been a person for affirmations. I prefer to look at things realistically, clearly viewing both the positives and negatives. As a scientist, I don’t try to bend reality to fit my wishes, just to figure out what’s really there and go forward from that solid basis. To me, affirmations are a form of time-wasting, mostly ineffective self-brainwashing. For some people, this practice may be helpful. However, I don’t feel I can turn myself into an NBA basketball star when I truly don’t have the ability to do so. So, I read this short book more out of curiosity (and an openness to being shown different) than thinking I’d derive actual value therefrom. What I found was both “affirming” of my preconceptions as well as illuminating!First of all, this short book is very well organized and well-written. For those who want to give this a try, it takes a person through an entire year of morning and evening affirmation-practice. Also, the rationale for this dedicated, constant approach is well considered. It isn’t just having a foggy hopeful mantra now and then, but trying to actually alter one’s brain’s setpoints. Intriguing! As such it has a strong parallel to applied meditation and prayer, both psychological techniques of great historical validation. Secondly, I found that although most of the affirmations to me are still illogical hyperbole, wishful thinking, or just plain wrong—a surprising number of them directly applied to my own life: in emphasizing truths that my protective pessimism tends to negate or downplay.THOSE affirmations—not as unrealistic wishing, but as steadying bulwarks—could actually make a difference in my negative thinking, a real help! In other words, though much of this may not apply to a particular reader’s life or thought patterns, SOME of it likely will do so! For instance, there’s a huge theme running through at least half of the affirmations: getting money. Sure, this is a big problem for many people, where their own lack of using their own full potentials may contribute. But it’s a rudimentary low level of preoccupation. I found much more compelling the statements that lead to a richer LIFE rather than just a fatter bank account, for example: “I am living an extremely rich life in every possible sense,” “I am proud of the work that I do,” and “For me, my work is fun and enjoyable.” Once again, if those aren’t true for a person, it’s just attempted, false brainwashing. But if those things are unfairly discounted, then it’s bringing up and confirming the TRUE positives!For all those caught in negative thought-cycles, who feel they are not living up to their own true potentials, and who doubt their own actual positives—this book is very much worth a read-through. Although it isn’t a “magic bullet” to instantly change anyone’s life for the better (as clearly communicated in the book: any improvements requiring dedicated application) it COULD provide the basis for real breakthroughs. Highly recommended!

This is a great book. Although the author sometimes overstates the affirmations on money or wealth, you will also find great affirmations for daily life. I like this one, For me, all at perversities are opportunities for attaining greater success.”

Get this book! Filled with plenty of self-affirmations for everyone. No need to read the whole book. Read one page for each day. Easy to follow. You will feel better even after a few days of reading the affirmations. Any help we can get for self-care, self-love, and self-discovery is a great step towards more peace and happiness.