10 Positive Self Statement Prompts

Hey there. use any “or all” of these journal prompts for inspo when you’re standing in front of the mirror talking to yourself.

  1. Self-Esteem Boost: Say three things you appreciate about yourself. How does acknowledging these qualities make you feel?

  2. Confidence Building: Recall a recent achievement, no matter how small, and speak it aloud to your reflection. How does recognizing this accomplishment affect your confidence?

  3. Body Image: Focus on a part of your body you appreciate. Describe why you value this feature and how it serves you.

  4. Overcoming Doubt: Speak an encouraging message to yourself about a challenge you're facing.

  5. Affirming Self-Worth: Tell your reflection, "I am enough just as I am." What does this statement mean to you and how it influences your self-worth?

  6. Celebrating Uniqueness: Identify something that makes you unique and say it proudly to the mirror. Reflect on how embracing your uniqueness enhances your self-esteem.

  7. Gratitude for Self: Express gratitude to yourself for something you've done recently. How does self-gratitude impacts your confidence and overall well-being.

  8. Positive Future: Look into the mirror and describe one positive thing you see in your future self.

  9. Compliment Yourself: Give yourself a sincere compliment as you would to a friend.

  10. Embracing Imperfections: Acknowledge an imperfection and tell yourself it's okay. Reflect on how accepting imperfections can lead to greater self-love and body positivity.

 

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