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“I Believe in the Power of Believing！” In order to improve the life situation, everyone should plant some positive beliefs in the mind. The more you believe in these positive beliefs, the more empowered you will become and things will actually change for the better. Committing to being positive can make a major change in your outlook and your life, and an easy way to get started is with daily affirmations. An affirmation is a positive statement that can help you in overcoming hurtful, negative thoughts about yourself. Affirmations can be simple, such as "I am beautiful just as I am," or they can be more specific, such as "I will do my best on my current project at work, and that will be enough." Saying your affirmations aloud helps your brain believe them and can help you internalize more positive messages about who you are. Affirmations are rooted in the idea that positive thoughts can help heal. Add Affirma affirmations to your self-care routine, and it can help you in many ways. Notification. Affirma integrates a powerful push system. You can set the time interval, frequency and content category of the push according to your preferences. We firmly believe that every time, the self-affirmation quotes jumping on the screen of your mobile phone will bring you warmth and strength. Widget. Affirma has built-in desktop widgets, and you can set themes and content as needed. Millions of contents. Affirma has more than 100 detailed categories, and the number will continue to increase. No matter what scene and mood you are in, it can meet your needs. Categories include many different emotions and scenarios, Incomplete examples are as follows: sadness, dreams, hard times, courage, understanding, mental health, improving appearance, work productivity, law of attraction, work, happy life, family, fitness, relationships, self-esteem, wealth. We believe in your faith, your beliefs, your courage and your dreams. We believe that you have a fiery heart and a surging mind, and you should not be bound. From now on, slowly become a better version of yourself.