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Affirmations for Black Women: A Journal: 100plus Positive Messages and Prompts to Affirm Your Self-Worth, Empower Your Spirit, & Attract Success [Hardback]

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  • Formāts: Hardback, 224 pages, height x width x depth: 203x152x18 mm, weight: 422 g, 2-C throughout
  • Sērija : Self-Care for Black Women Series
  • Izdošanas datums: 02-Mar-2023
  • Izdevniecība: Adams Media Corporation
  • ISBN-10: 1507220197
  • ISBN-13: 9781507220191
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 224 pages, height x width x depth: 203x152x18 mm, weight: 422 g, 2-C throughout
  • Sērija : Self-Care for Black Women Series
  • Izdošanas datums: 02-Mar-2023
  • Izdevniecība: Adams Media Corporation
  • ISBN-10: 1507220197
  • ISBN-13: 9781507220191
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Black women are powerful, brilliant, and brave, and it’s time to affirm these truths with more than 100 affirmations and journal prompts Black women can use to empower themselves.

In a world that perpetuates negative stereotypes about Black women, it’s more important than ever to affirm Black women for their power, brilliance, and bravery. With Affirmations for Black Women: A Journal, Black women will find more than 100 affirmations from their emotional, mental, and physical wellbeing, to the practical, professional, and social aspects of their lives. You’ll also learn specifically why affirmations are essential for Black women in order to heal from the effects of misogynoir, to build up your confidence, to build a self-care practice, and much more. You’ll discover how to apply affirmations to your daily life and use them in order to manifest what you desire and deserve.

Best of all, you’ll find short prompts after each affirmation to reflect on the affirmation and to take them one step further. Prompts will help you cement the affirmation into your mind, and into your reality as you incorporate them fully into your life. With Affirmations for Black Women: A Journal, you’ll celebrate being a Black woman, affirm your talent and worth, and bring your dreams to fruition.

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Introduction 7(2)
A Guide to Affirmations
9(8)
What Are Affirmations?
10(1)
Why Are Affirmations Important for Black Women?
11(1)
How to Incorporate Affirmations Into Your Life and Daily Practice
12(2)
How to Manifest Your Goals with Affirmations
14(1)
Why Journaling Affirmations Is an Important Practice
15(2)
Affirmations
17
I am ready to connect to my higher self
18(2)
I recognize rest as a form of self-love
20(2)
I believe the life I want is within my reach
22(2)
I already have all the qualities to be successful
24(2)
I attract people who will help me succeed
26(2)
I don't have to be a strong Black woman
28(2)
I release feelings of guilt around my self-care
30(2)
I am responsible for my personal development
32(2)
I am secure in my current life decisions
34(2)
I am committed to my emotional healing
36(2)
My worth isn't defined by my hair length
38(2)
I am careful with where I focus my energy
40(2)
My value is not wrapped up in my job
42(2)
I am allowed to experience joy in the middle of pain
44(2)
I am not afraid to use my voice to speak my truth
46(2)
I am healing from past relationship traumas
48(2)
I am working on expressing my emotions
50(2)
I consume foods that are kind to my body
52(2)
I can manage my time better to reach my goals
54(2)
I will not compare my body to others
56(2)
I am aligned with the desires of my heart
58(2)
I release feelings of shame around my past
60(2)
I forgive those who have hurt me
62(2)
I embrace my happiness without suspicion
64(2)
I am allowed to be my authentic self
66(2)
My work ethic is more than enough
68(2)
I give myself grace as I reach my goals
70(2)
How others perceive me doesn't define me
72(2)
I am open to all paths that lead me to my goals
74(2)
I let people be themselves
76(2)
I let go of impostor syndrome
78(2)
I can say no
80(2)
I take time to explore my purpose
82(2)
My identity is not found in my trauma and pain
84(2)
I love who I am becoming
86(2)
I am patient with myself
88(2)
I am allowed to start over
90(2)
My hair is beautiful and unique
92(2)
I will no longer overextend myself
94(2)
I embrace movement as a form of healing
96(2)
I release my desire to be perfect
98(2)
I treat my body with kindness
100(2)
I am not afraid of the next level
102(2)
I attract healthy friendships with - Black women
104(2)
My inner child deserves to be loved
106(2)
I give myself grace and space to heal
108(2)
I release all forms of self-criticism
110(2)
I make space to be vulnerable with myself and others
112(2)
I don't need to experience trauma to recognize my strength
114(2)
I am allowed to be angry
116(2)
I de-center my life around romantic relationships
118(2)
I love the color of my skin
120(2)
I am breaking generational curses by healing myself
122(2)
I let go of my desire for struggle love
124(2)
I deserve a doctor who listens to me
126(2)
My body is a safe space
128(2)
I am open to all streams of income
130(2)
I deserve to experience Black girl joy
132(2)
I will not lower my standards to experience romance
134(2)
I no longer compare my life to others
136(2)
I prioritize making time for my self-care
138(2)
I can detach from unhealthy relationships
140(2)
I choose to unlearn negative self-talk
142(2)
My relationship status does not dictate my worth
144(2)
I allow myself to feel and release my sadness
146(2)
I have the power to validate myself
148(2)
I will not allow society to dictate my actions
150(2)
I will get through this hard time
152(2)
My fears do not control me
154(2)
I can ask others for help
156(2)
I choose to not believe the lies of discrimination
158(2)
I am worthy of the life I want
160(2)
I forgive myself for my past mistakes
162(2)
I practice being present in my relationships
164(2)
I celebrate all my wins
166(2)
I set my own beauty standard
168(2)
I trust everything will work out in my favor
170(2)
I will no longer betray my intuition
172(2)
I give myself permission to grieve broken friendships
174(2)
The more I heal, the better I feel
176(2)
My failures are not a reflection of my worth
178(2)
My weight does not define me
180(2)
My energy is magnetic, and I attract good things
182(2)
I trust that I am on the right path
184(2)
I am grateful for past and future successes
186(2)
I don't wait for opportunities; I create them
188(2)
I let go of survival mode
190(2)
I am responsible for my own emotions
192(2)
I have compassion for the old me
194(2)
My version of Blackness is valid
196(2)
I am gentle with myself through life's transitions
198(2)
I can learn the boundaries of my body
200(2)
I can create a new reality with my mind
202(2)
I am not afraid of being alone
204(2)
I will not minimize my presence
206(2)
I listen to what my body is telling me
208(2)
I am allowed to be quiet
210(2)
I am worthy of being loved
212(2)
I am engaged in reciprocal relationships
214(2)
I appreciate the things my body can do
216(2)
I am not afraid of the real me
218(2)
I am committed to positive thinking
220(2)
I am devoted to my wellness
222
Oludara Adeeyo is a mental health therapist and author of Self-Care for Black Women and Affirmations for Black Women: A Journal. She is passionate about helping people, especially Black women, improve their overall wellness. Before becoming a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Oludara worked as a writer and editor. She has been an associate web editor at Cosmopolitan and the managing editor at XXL. Oludara lives in Los Angeles, California.