Emily McDonald

I think that depends on who you're trying to become.

I think the greatest affirmations are the ones that you write for yourself, depending on exactly what it is that you're working on.

They were tracks on basically, it's funny, this is all coming full circle now, but these were affirmations that I didn't realize it at the time that shift you out of victim mindset.

So there were affirmations like, I am the creator of my life.

Like, I have the power to change and choose and create the life that I want.

And so that, yeah, I was shifting out of victim mindset.

Right, like I am creator of my life.

And yeah, those were the affirmations that really, really changed.

And I actually have all, I have a playlist of affirmations on my YouTube.

And I literally made it public for like all my, for anyone, because these are all the videos that I listened to when I first started out.

And all these I am creator videos are on there.

Yeah, and it never was meant for anybody else, right?

When I made it, it was for me.

And now I just made it public.

So hey, this worked for me.

Um, but yeah, so they were, I am creator affirmations and really just allowing me to believe that I could create the life that I want.

And then after that it became, okay, I have limiting beliefs around money.

I think that it's scarce and that it's hard because I grew up hearing money doesn't grow on trees, you know, and that's a limiting belief if you believe that.

And I had to start like money does grow on trees.

Money can come to me and expect the unexpected ways.