Discover Sixty Slogans That Will Change Your Life

Life can be challenging, and at times we all need a little motivation and guidance. Slogans have the power to influence our thoughts, behaviors, and overall outlook on life. In this article, we will explore sixty powerful slogans that are designed to inspire, uplift, and guide you towards a more fulfilling and meaningful life. These slogans cover a wide range of topics, including personal growth, success, love, happiness, and overcoming adversity. So, let's dive in and discover some amazing slogans that will help you navigate the ups and downs of life.

Slogan 1: "Dream big, achieve bigger"

This slogan encourages you to set ambitious goals for yourself and work hard to make them a reality. Dreaming big gives you something to strive for and helps unlock your full potential.

What Helps: Sixty Slogans to Live By

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Slogan 2: "Embrace the journey, not just the destination"

Life is a journey, and every step along the way is an opportunity for growth and self-discovery. This slogan reminds us to cherish the process and enjoy the ride instead of solely focusing on the end result.

The Power of Slogans

Slogans have the power to shape our mindset, uplift our spirits, and keep us motivated during challenging times. By regularly reminding ourselves of these slogans, we can train our minds to think positively and take productive actions towards our goals.

The Importance of Choosing the Right Slogan

Not all slogans resonate with everyone. It is crucial to choose the ones that truly speak to you and align with your values and aspirations. When a slogan deeply resonates within, it becomes a guiding force and a source of inspiration that can push you through tough times.

These sixty slogans offer a treasure trove of wisdom and motivation. Whether you're seeking personal or professional growth, looking for love, trying to overcome adversity, or simply in need of some uplifting words, these slogans have got you covered.

Print them out, stick them on your bathroom mirror, or save them as daily reminders on your phone. Whatever it takes to keep these slogans as a constant presence in your life, do it. Embrace their power and let them guide you towards a life filled with purpose, happiness, and success. Remember, it's never too late to change your mindset and start living by these inspiring slogans!

What Helps: Sixty Slogans to Live By

by Sue Butler (Kindle Edition)

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This book is a love letter.

‘What Helps’ contains sixty jewels of wisdom, each of them grounded in messy human reality and connected to the light. Using these slogans will bring you solace, fresh insights, laughter, and hope. Each of them will illuminate your problems from a new perspective, and lead to practical solutions. They will remind you that you are perfectly acceptable, just as you are.

This book is a love letter to you. It is designed for ordinary foolish beings (like the author) who are motivated to live a good life, and to lessen their own suffering and the suffering of those around them. Working through the questions in each chapter will bring understanding and self-compassion and, as you feel better about yourself, you will naturally move forwards with more patience, understanding and love.

Pick up this book, enjoy the stories, and choose a few slogans to carry around in your pocket. They will always be with you.

Satya Robyn works as a psychotherapist in private practice. She has written six novels including the best-seller 'The Most Beautiful Thing'. She is also a Buddhist Priest with the Amida Order, and runs the Amida Mandala temple in Malvern alongside her husband Kaspa. She is a 12 step fellow, a self-help junkie, and is currently training in Internal Family Systems. She enjoys growing vegetables, walking on the Malvern hills, watching trashy detective series, eating vegan cake and hanging out with the temple bunnies.