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Calm, confidence, focus, faith, and 50 more. Choose what you’re working on.
For iPhone & Android
You can begin. You’re enough. You’re becoming. You’re ready.
Personalized to what you’re going through — each affirmation arrives as a gentle notification and lives on your Home Screen and Lock Screen.
The truth
It runs all day. The same lines, on repeat.
You didn’t pick most of them. They just moved in.
What if you chose better words?
Positive words that you believe in, said enough times so that it improves self-confidence and reduces negativity.
The shift
No fireworks. Just a quieter head, steadier mornings, and a voice that’s finally on your side. Because it’s yours.
The becoming
Confidence isn’t a mood you wait for. It’s a line you’ve heard enough times to believe. MyBeing keeps yours close, until you stop needing the reminder.
Where the words live
Choose your affirmations. Pick your moments: morning, midday, night. Affirmations wait on your Lock Screen and Home Screen, and arrive as notifications when you choose. Right where you'll see them, right when you need them.
Make it yours
Inside the app
Calm, confidence, focus, faith, and 50 more. Choose what you’re working on.
Set your affirmations as a Lock Screen wallpaper or a Home Screen widget.
Gentle reminders on your schedule: morning, midday, night, as often as you like.
A minute to reset on the stressful days.
Play them aloud, in a voice that stays with you.
Add the affirmations only you would say.
Grounding
Self-affirmation, pausing on the words and values that matter to you, has been studied for decades. It’s a practice, not a trick.
Reflecting on your core values activates the brain's reward and self-processing systems.
Cascio et al., Social Cognitive & Affective Neuroscience, 2016. University of Pennsylvania. doi:10.1093/scan/nsv136Brief self-affirmations improved outcomes in health, education and relationships, sometimes for months.
Cohen & Sherman, Annual Review of Psychology, 2014. Stanford & UC Santa Barbara. doi:10.1146/annurev-psych-010213-115137Self-affirmation changed the brain's response, and led to real changes in behaviour.
Falk et al., PNAS, 2015. University of Pennsylvania & University of Michigan. doi:10.1073/pnas.1500247112These studies describe the general practice of self-affirmation, not MyBeing. Nothing here is medical advice.
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