We all need mood boosters now and then, as almost everyone feels overwhelmed and tired because of how the world is set right now.

In today’s post, we’d be sharing some daily positive self-affirmations for May. Think of these daily positive self affirmations as a menu to a more relaxed life. Each morning, select a few and say them out loud and/or write them down where you’d see them. Doing this will set the tone for your day and get you moving in a more positive direction.

31 Daily Positive Self Affirmations For May

• I am successful.
• I’m confident.
• I am grateful for the people I have in my life.
• I’m growing and improving every day.
• I treat myself kindly and with compassion.
• I’m grateful for the things I have in life.

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• I appreciate the opportunities I’ve been given.
• I am kind and help inspire others to be kind.
• My life is full of potential.
• I permit myself to be myself.
• I’m powerful.
• I am strong.
• All I need is within me right now.
• I wake up motivated.
• I’m an unstoppable force of nature.
• I am a living, breathing example of motivation.

• I am living with abundance.
• Happiness is a choice, and today I choose to be happy.
• I am inspiring people through my work.
• I’m rising above the thoughts that are trying to make me angry or afraid.
• Today is a phenomenal day.
• I’m turning DOWN the volume of negativity in my life, while simultaneously turning UP the volume of positivity.
• I am filled with focus.
• I’m led by my dreams.
• I can be whatever I want to be.
• Today will be a productive day.
• Every day, I am getting closer to achieving my goals.
• Through the power of my thoughts and words, incredible transformations are happening in me and within my life right now.
• I’m freeing myself from all destructive doubt and fear.
• I don’t compare myself to others.
• My life has meaning.

Practicing daily positive self-affirmations can be a useful tool for developing a more positive mindset.

In conclusion, this isn’t magical, and you may not notice changes in your mindset immediately, but over time, affirmations may help us change our brains in ways that improve our well-being.