PSTEC Positive length of affirmations

[Jeff HardingPSTEC User]

Do the affirmations for PSTEC Positive need to be short and concise? Or could one use several sentences in an effort to expand the idea or thought?

Thanks in advance!

Dixie

[Jeff HardingPSTEC Pro and Forum Moderator]

Hi Dixie,

I would keep them as short as possible and to one thought or point at a time.

Let's say, for example, you have a desire to do well in your business by being confident in your abilities to make the best decisions for the good of yourself and your customers that creates a consistent flow of sales that allows a certain way of life for you and the business is portable so that you can travel to visit your family and friends throughout the world.

I would take that desire and break it up into at least three components:
* Being confident in your abilities to make the best decisions for the good of yourself and your customers,
* Ceate a consistent flow of sales that allows a certain way of life for you,
* The business is portable so that you can travel to visit your family and friends throughout the world.

I would then take those three components and “craft” a statement as per Tim's instructions.

Be sure that the statement resonates with you in terms of desire. Rate that from 0-10 where “10” is a perfect desire. If it's not a 10 in desire, review the wording and aspects of the desire to ramp it up to a 10.

Take each perfect 10 desire and run it through with the Positive Track separately.

Aloha!

Jeff

[Jeff HardingPSTEC User]

Hello!  I am fairly new to PSTEC Positive and this thread seems to pertain to one of my questions:  How many positive statements can one have at the same time and still find the track effective?  I currently have two that I am working on one after the other each day.  What would be the most efficient and effective way to manage multiple statements?

Susan

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