Positive Self Talk: Your Spiritual Superpower
Have you ever heard that little voice in your head? The one that whispers when you’re staring in the mirror, when you’re walking into a room full of strangers, or when you’re faced with something you’ve never done before? That voice has power. Tremendous power. And if you’re not guiding it, it might just be guiding you.
I’m here to tell you something that can transform your life—you have the power to speak life into your own soul.
The Mirror of the Mind
Our thoughts are like seeds. Whatever we plant in our minds—whether it’s faith or fear, courage or doubt—will grow. Positive self talk isn’t about ignoring reality or pretending everything is perfect. It’s about choosing to align your inner voice with your higher truth.
And that truth is simple: You are worthy. You are powerful. You are enough.
Too many of us spend years repeating the lies others have told us:
“You’re not smart enough.”
“You’re too old.”
“You’ll never make it.”
But today, I challenge you to flip the script.
Speak Like a Warrior
Start speaking to yourself the way you would speak to someone you love. Start encouraging your heart like a warrior preparing for battle—not with arrogance, but with divine confidence.
God didn’t create you to live small. He didn’t bring you through the fire for you to speak ashes over your own future. Every word you say to yourself either lifts you closer to your calling or pulls you further from it.
Try saying this out loud:
“I am strong.”
“I am loved.”
“I am divinely guided.”
“I may stumble, but I will not quit.”
“I am walking with purpose and power.”
Align With the Spirit
Positive self talk isn’t just mental—it’s spiritual. Proverbs 18:21 says, “Death and life are in the power of the tongue.” Your words are not empty. They carry energy. They shape your day, your choices, your destiny. When you speak light over your life, you awaken the divine within.
When you repeat affirmations that align with truth and purpose, you invite God into your mindset. You stop seeing yourself as just a body, or a title, or a job—and start seeing yourself as a soul on a mission. That’s when things change. That’s when mountains move.
The Practice
Here’s a simple way to begin:
1. Wake up and declare. Before the world speaks to you, speak to yourself.
2. Write it down. Post affirmations on your mirror, in your car, on your phone background.
3. Reject the lie. When negative thoughts come, don’t argue—replace them with truth.
4. Repeat. Positive self talk is a muscle. Use it daily, and it grows stronger.
Final Word from Mr. I Am
You are not here by accident. You are not broken beyond repair. You are not what the world says you are—you are what God says you are. Let your words reflect that truth. Let your inner dialogue become your greatest weapon, your loudest praise, your deepest prayer.
So today, and every day after, remember this: You are the voice you’ve been waiting for. Speak light. Speak love. Speak life.
Because I believe in YOU.
Mr. I Am
Coach Frank Adams