Prioritize Your Affirmations!

The main reason for lack of time is that we have forgotten how to prioritize our lives.  One of the first steps in prioritizing is to understand the importance of what we incorporate into our lives.  We often overload our lives with more and more demands and then expect that it will all run smoothly.  That is not prioritizing, that is called "piling one thing on top of another until we can't juggle anymore." Do you suffer from this ailment?

The Difference Between Organizing and Prioritizing

Organizing and prioritizing are two very different concepts.  While organizing is taking an already existing schedule and making it work, prioritizing is making decisions about what should or should not be part of that schedule.  It is also about what order of importance different aspects should hold.  So when you are assembling your positive prioritization affirmations you need to remember that they will include affirmations for your personal and professional life under the same heading. 

Positive prioritization affirmations can bring calm into an otherwise hectic life of what needs to be done in both areas of your life.  Make sure that you prioritize learning your positive prioritization affirmations into your schedule.  The one thing that is of the utmost importance is to make sure that you remain focused on the reason for positive affirmations in the first place.  They are tools to re-wire your mind in how you view the different aspects of your life, or how you react to the unexpected situations that arise in your life.  So, make sure to prioritize with your new outlook in mind. Your priorities must be congruent with your overall goals, beliefs, and talents.

Free Positive Prioritization Affirmations

Some free prioritization affirmations to help you achieve your goal for prioritizing you personal and professional life are as follows:

• I am entitled to live a calm life, full of joy and order. 
• I set realistic goals, remembering that my first priority is myself.
• I schedule tasks at the right pace for me.
• I proactively decide what tasks I should do first and which are more important.
• I take something off my schedule before I add one on.
• I make time for anything new that I bring into my life.
• I find no need to hoard my time on one specific thing. 
• I am able to delegate the tasks that I cannot - or should not - be doing.
• I make time for play and rest and don’t allow myself to work non-stop.
• I accept my progress because it is at my own pace.
• I know that my patience, tolerance, and efforts help me learn and grow to be a stronger version of me.
• I am gentle with my efforts, knowing that my new way of living requires much practice and patience.