Guilt Free Passwords
May 1, 2010 by Kimberly Darwin
Filed under Awareness, Live Guilt Free
Make affirmations an everyday part of your day by creating passwords out of them
We all know that thinking and focusing on positive thoughts allows us to manifest our destiny. And affirmations are a great way to remind ourselves of our goals, aspirations and desires throughout the day. But, really, how much can one mind remember to do?
If you are a voracious self-help reader as I am, no doubt the book you’re reading asks you to take 15 minutes a day here, and 20 minutes a day there, to perform some mental exercise that will help originate change. Fantastic! Is that 15 minutes BEFORE I get up at 4:00am to go to the gym, or AFTER the 20 minutes I have set aside for meditation? Is it BEFORE the kids start screaming for dinner, or AFTER I have spent my half hour rewriting my 1, 3 and 5-year goals in my journal?
So if you’re a computer user, here’s a sure-fire way to be sure you repeat your affirmations to yourself multiple times throughout the day without blocking out any time in your schedule: make them into passwords.
Example:
Here’s an affirmation I used when I was losing weight:
“It take less food nowadays to fill me up.”
How can I make that into a password? Take the first character of each word, switch around some keys that make sense, and add some capitals.
So the affirmation “It take less food nowadays to fill me up” can be made into this:
ItlFn2fmu
It’s even better if you can add special characters to the mix. Here’s another affirmation I could use:
“I am manifesting everything I desire at lightning speed”
…Into this:
IamMeId@Ls
Switch it around by adding a whole word (like “am” in the above example), and the affirmation will be even easier to remember. Strong passwords contain a combination of upper-case, lower-case letters and numbers, and extra characters wherever possible. No dog names, here, or birthdays, or the word “Password” (yes, lots of people do).
Choosing an affirmation as a password not only keeps you and your goals on track, but it also helps keep your information extra secure.



