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welcome how does it work joining Social 8 what our client's say what's new in events venues relationship coaching who we are privacy statement dating help great dating ideas frequently asked questions links we like contact us affirmations video's success stories media blog - read our blog here	I am a big fan of affirmations and have over the years helped many people to use them including some of Adelaide’s elite professional athletes as well as some very successful business people. So, what are affirmations and how are they used? Affirmations are usually short statements or oaths of truths, written as positive statements used repetitively to produce a positive thought process. These affirmations are designed to help individual people and we understand the opinions expressed wont suit everyone. We hope these affirmations are received with the intent they were made, that is with warmth and a desire to help those who are searching for it. We hope the generalisations used do not offend anyone. And as always, we welcome your feedback, questions and suggestions. Warmest regards, Jane and Robyn Instructions for using affirmations are listed below the affirmations 16th November, 2009 I recognise the negative ego is not who I am. I am worthy and perfect as I am and love myself unconditionally 2nd November, 2009 I honour myself by speaking the truth at all times with compassion, kindness and love. I am worthy and love myself unconditionally. 20th October, 2009 I honour myself and my body by entering into a sexual relationship only when I am comfortable. The right person for me will enjoy my high standards of respect to myself and see this as the asset it is. I and worthy and love myself unconditionally. 15th September, 2009 I am committed to feeling the best I can and by being grateful I bring instant joy into my life I love myself unconditionally. 8th September, 2009 I am the person that I wish to attract into my life. I mirror all the fine qualities I know are perfect for my ideal partner and I am worthy of this person. I love myself unconditionally. 1st September, 2009 I know i shall meet my ideal partner in the very near future however in the meantime, I shall enjoy having fun getting to know people gently and easily. *Being single is a wonderful opportunity for me to meet many people I would not normally meet. I love myself unconditionally.* 25th August, 2009 *I have fun socializing as I am enjoyable to be around.* *Being single is a wonderful opportunity for me to learn more about myself. I love myself unconditionally.* 18th August, 2009 *I enjoy being authentic and showing others how wonderful I am as I equally enjoy* *learning about those I am meeting. I love myself unconditionally.* 11th August, 2009 I enjoy meeting new people and welcome every opportunity to meet people that are different to who I normally meet. I welcome change as a sign of growth and new opportunities. I love myself unconditionally. 5th August, 2009 I am easily able to accept reasonable social invitations as I am a genuine and lovely person to socialize with. I love myself unconditionally 29th July, 2009 I am courageous, strong and bold. I achieve everything socially I desire effortlessly. I love myself unconditionally. This one is written by Louise Hay, author or the number 1 bestselling book and now movie, ‘You can Heal Your Life’. I claim for myself an open heart filled with love. We are all doing the best we can at any given moment and this is true for me. The past is over and done. I am my own unique self and I choose to open my heart and allow the love, compassion and understanding to flush out all memories of past pain. I am free to be me. And for those of you new to using affirmations, here are some instructions. It is important to understand that affirmations work best with a few keys in place. Ensure they are in the now and not in the future. Always use either the term ‘I’ or substitute I for your own name if you prefer. Concentrate on only one or two affirmations at a time. Doing too many different ones tends to weaken the end results. Repeat the chosen affirmation as often as possible. I find it best to write it out numerous times on little cards and stick these cards anywhere you are visually regularly drawn to. Good places could be on the bathroom mirror, the fridge, the coffee machine, the car dashboard, the mobile phone, computer monitor….even better, text it to yourself so you have it in your phone to recite anytime you think of it. Now each time you view the card, read it. You can do so in your head to start with if you feel self conscious saying it out loud or are not in private. Affirmations are stronger when spoken out loud and even more effect when spoken out loud while looking at yourself in the mirror.

I am a big fan of affirmations and have over the years helped many people to use them including some of Adelaide’s elite professional athletes as well as some very successful business people. So, what are affirmations and how are they used? Affirmations are usually short statements or oaths of truths, written as positive statements used repetitively to produce a positive thought process. These affirmations are designed to help individual people and we understand the opinions expressed wont suit everyone. We hope these affirmations are received with the intent they were made, that is with warmth and a desire to help those who are searching for it. We hope the generalisations used do not offend anyone. And as always, we welcome your feedback, questions and suggestions. Warmest regards, Jane and Robyn

Instructions for using affirmations are listed below the affirmations

16th November, 2009

I recognise the negative ego is not who I am. I am worthy and perfect as I am and

love myself unconditionally

2nd November, 2009

I honour myself by speaking the truth at all times with compassion, kindness and love.

I am worthy and love myself unconditionally.

20th October, 2009

I honour myself and my body by entering into a sexual relationship only when I am comfortable.

The right person for me will enjoy my high standards of respect to myself and see

this as the asset it is. I and worthy and love myself unconditionally.

15th September, 2009

I am committed to feeling the best I can and by being grateful I bring instant joy into my life

I love myself unconditionally.

8th September, 2009

I am the person that I wish to attract into my life.

I mirror all the fine qualities I know are perfect for my ideal partner and I am worthy of this person.

I love myself unconditionally.

1st September, 2009

I know i shall meet my ideal partner in the very near future however in the meantime,

I shall enjoy having fun getting to know people gently and easily. Being single is a wonderful opportunity for me to meet many people I would not normally meet. I love myself unconditionally.

25th August, 2009
I have fun socializing as I am enjoyable to be around.

Being single is a wonderful opportunity for me to learn more about myself. I love myself unconditionally.

18th August, 2009
I enjoy being authentic and showing others how wonderful I am as I equally enjoy

learning about those I am meeting. I love myself unconditionally.

11th August, 2009
I enjoy meeting new people and welcome every opportunity to meet people that are different to who I normally meet. I welcome change as a sign of growth and new opportunities. I love myself unconditionally.

5th August, 2009

I am easily able to accept reasonable social invitations

as I am a genuine and lovely person to socialize with.

I love myself unconditionally

29th July, 2009

I am courageous, strong and bold.

I achieve everything socially I desire effortlessly.

I love myself unconditionally.

This one is written by Louise Hay, author or the number 1 bestselling book and now movie, ‘You can Heal Your Life’.

I claim for myself an open heart
filled with love. We are all doing the
best we can at any given moment
and this is true for me.
The past is over and done.
I am my own unique self
and I choose to open my heart
and allow the love, compassion
and understanding to flush
out all memories of past pain.
I am free to be me.

And for those of you new to using affirmations, here are some instructions. It is important to understand that affirmations work best with a few keys in place. Ensure they are in the now and not in the future. Always use either the term ‘I’ or substitute I for your own name if you prefer. Concentrate on only one or two affirmations at a time. Doing too many different ones tends to weaken the end results. Repeat the chosen affirmation as often as possible. I find it best to write it out numerous times on little cards and stick these cards anywhere you are visually regularly drawn to. Good places could be on the bathroom mirror, the fridge, the coffee machine, the car dashboard, the mobile phone, computer monitor….even better, text it to yourself so you have it in your phone to recite anytime you think of it. Now each time you view the card, read it. You can do so in your head to start with if you feel self conscious saying it out loud or are not in private. Affirmations are stronger when spoken out loud and even more effect when spoken out loud while looking at yourself in the mirror.