March Affirmations 2026

A few days ago, I found myself discouraged and feeling limited. I took myself through a loopty-loop of “practical” guidance on what I should do. Being practical, it was even more limiting - basically, telling Me to lower my expectations. Shortly after, my true voice reappeared, “just do what feels good.” Not “right”, GOOD! I decided a long time ago that the “hard” in the hard work rule doesn’t apply to Me. I put forth the needed effort, I am consistent, but nothing has to feel hard or strenuous for Me to get the rewards.

“Follow your bliss and the universe will open doors for you where there were only walls.” -Joseph Campbell

It’s not missed upon Me that the “follow your bliss” slogan has gotten pretty cheesy and overdone over the years, but sometimes, shit seems overhyped because it’s rooted in something true and genuinely useful. I’ve gone through many iterations of accepting that I am truly meant to follow my joy, do what feels good. It’s interesting, a bit trippy really, to be led to that when I’m not already feeling good. It feels counterproductive, avoidant even, but my awareness knows.

Doing what feels good is a big part of the remedy - it’s an answer generator. For Me, it started with deciding that I deserve to feel good and letting that expand to every part of my experience. Work isn’t always done and I still deserve to feel good. Furthermore, that work is done with more ease when I’m filling myself with good feelings than when I’m beating myself up. Feeling good on purpose is a win-win.

Here are some affirmations to ground us in the practice of choosing to feel good:

I win when I follow what feels good for Me.

I get the best outcomes when I enjoy myself and allow myself pleasure.

My pleasure is a pathway to abundance.

My indulgences lead Me to my bliss.

Joy is my birthright.

I prioritize feeling good.

My joy is essential for everything good to make its way to Me.

Sending so much Love and many good feelings to us all.