Think Grateful! Gratitude Affirmations: Be thankful and feel thankful for more life satisfaction. The best affirmations for gratitude and thankfulness‪!‬

Sincere gratitude will help you to gain the things you envisage in life and those you still wish for. How can thankfulness be increased and be really manifested? Using many positive beliefs, the Affirmation Program "Think Grateful! Gratitude Affirmations" helps you to raise your levels of appreciation and to be even more thankful for the good things in your life, in order to obtain more of that for which you want to show your appreciation. Affirmations are an easy and effective self-coaching technique that is particularly optimal for supporting processes of change in your life.


An affirmation is nothing other than a short, positively formulated sentence (of faith) or positive belief, and the secret to its success lies in repetition. Because our thoughts, feelings and actions form an interdependent relationship, we can influence our feelings and behavior by changing our thoughts. Hence, with the help of affirmations, negative, unconscious thoughts and self-doubt can be changed for the better. With approximately 20 minutes a day, you will quickly feel and experience your first successes.


Kim Fleckenstein is a certified alternative practitioner in psychotherapy, a clinical Hypnotherapist and NLP-Master-Coach. Her unique technique and self experiences have helped to create the special character and heart of her recordings. Together with professional and native speaker Cathy Weber she also publishes her programs in English.


Do not listen to this program while operating a motor vehicle or during any other activity that requires your full attention. This program does not replace a doctor or any other medical aids. The best effect can be achieved by listening to this program once a day over a period of 4 weeks. The audiobook consists of two chapters. You can choose either to listen to the book with a wake-up phase (chapter 1) or to listen to chapter 2 if you wish to fall asleep afterwards.