The phrase "affirmation and will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing determination, intention, or commitment to a decision or belief.
Example: "Her affirmation and will to succeed were evident in every step she took towards her goals."
Alternatives: "commitment and determination" or "assertion and intention".
A section for white-knuckled flyers, with special "This Plane Is Safe And Will Not Crash" affirmations printed on the seat-back cards?
Linked-In endorsements are lovely, but the demand for meaningful and measurable affirmation and accreditation will have profound effects on both higher and executive education.
He will show to what extend those statements contain arbitrary affirmations, and he will contrasted those with findings and information provided by well-regarded historians.
Keep doing the affirmations and you will come to love yourself more.
A child who is nurtured to believe in him or herself, encouraged to take risks and is continually reinforced for their efforts with positive affirmations and respect, will most likely develop a strong belief in him or herself and their capabilities.
Affirmations are powerful and will rewrite the negative script.
But given a corresponding affirmation and negation, one will always be true and the other false; the negation "Socrates is not sick" is true whether the snub-nosed philosopher is healthy or non-existent: "for if he does not exist, 'he is sick' is false but 'he is not sick' true" (13b26 35).
Replace the negative messages you are sending yourself with positive affirmations, and you'll likely accomplish more in work and life than you thought was possible.
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Every day for 25 Days, one self-care tip, quote and affirmation will each be delivered to your inbox, to help give your day an amazing jump-start.
