September 2016 - Training by BCFS

I accept myself and I am worthy of a wonderful life.

I practice acceptance with all things in my life, including myself.

When I practice acceptance, I am in a better position to enjoy life’s gifts.

Acceptance can sometimes be a struggle, but I am an accepting person and continue to grow this quality in myself.

I accept my flaws, foibles, and failures. I am lacking in some ways, but I love myself for my shortcomings.

Everything about me makes me unique and special.

I know how to turn my weaknesses into strengths. Each day, I practice building a skill. This way, I get better and better as time goes on.

I am already a strong and capable person with many desirable qualities. I accept the responsibility that comes along with being such a capable person. I accept my positive qualities.

I continue to follow the golden rule and want the best for everyone I meet.

I am worthy of enjoying my life. I deserve to have a wonderful life. I am kind and respectful to everyone I meet and expect others to treat me the same way. Luckily, I usually get what I expect!

I look forward to discovering my future as it unfolds.

Today, I am making a renewed effort to accept everything about myself. I embrace both my strengths and weaknesses. I also accept others just the way they are. I am worthy of having a fantastic life.

Self-Reflection Questions:

What do I struggle to accept about myself? Why do I struggle?
How would I feel if I were more accepting of myself?
What 3 areas in my life would I most like to change?

Each day, my wisdom and intuition increase.

I have learned a lot and continue to learn even more with each passing day. This is the key to my tremendous wisdom and intuition. I internalize the lessons I learn and use them to make even better decisions.

My wisdom and intuition are forever growing and expanding.

I trust my intuition to guide me.

The more I trust my intuition, the more reliable it becomes.

I can make excellent decisions with incomplete information because my intuition is so reliable and accurate.

I am a wise person.

I am thoughtful about life and have a high-level understanding of how life works. I seek advice when necessary, but I am largely self-reliant. I am capable of making good decisions on my own.

The fact that my friends frequently ask me for advice is proof of my wisdom and intuition.

Wisdom and intuition are the result of mistakes.

I am willing to make mistakes so I can increase my capabilities.

It is easiest to access my intuition when I am quiet. I regularly seek out moments of solitude so I can listen to my intuition.

Today, I allow my intuition to have a voice in my life.

I use my wisdom to make intelligent and effective decisions.

I enjoy the benefits of my past mistakes and manage my life quite well.

Self-Reflection Questions:

When has my intuition steered me in the right direction?
When have I incorrectly ignored my intuition?
When am I most likely to make poor decisions? Good decisions?