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Today I wrote myself some affirmations that I can use in all areas of my life

I am presented challenges throughout my day so that I can demonstrate the level of my character in how I address each challenge.

I am confided in because I am trustworthy. To be trusted is an honor not a chore and should be treated as such.

I am asked to mentor because I have proven that I can present ideas, share my experiences and add insight in ways that are valued.

I instinctively take the lead because I am confident in my skills and abilities as a leader. That does not make me an expert in everything, it means that I am comfortable managing tasks for myself and others and that I enjoy leading others so that they can feel appreciated and successful.

I am asked to solve complex problems because I have spent years learning and practicing effective techniques that enable me to logically think outside the box.

Every challenge is an opportunity to shine.

I will SHINE.

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