What Are Positive Affirmations?

Positive affirmations are little bursts of positivity that can work wonders on re-framing your mindset.

They’re uplifting statements can be used to nudge positivity into your thoughts, replacing any less-than-positive things that might have been occupying your attention.

Do They Work?

Yes. Empowering self-talk is considered pseudo-science by some, and it’s good to be skeptical. That said, affirmations have been researched in scientific studies. Timely affirmations appear to be able to provide benefits that can last for years. It turns out that something that gives you a gentle boost when you glance over it can be a good thing.

How Can They help me?

Here’s three ways they can:

  1. By promoting a positive mental attitude and turning down the chatter of your inner critic.

  2. Including positive affirmations into your daily routine can boost your mental well-being and resilience, by replacing negative beliefs with more positive ones.

  3. Affirmations can rewire your thought patterns, paving the way for a more optimistic and confident outlook. It’s all part of showing yourself some love and compassion.

VEEB Projects made an Affirmation device?

Everything we’ve said so far could be achived with lots of post-it notes dotted around a space you spend time in. That can get messy quickly and they will always be in the same colour, in the same boring handwriting.

Imagine having a small haven of positivity right in your home or office - a place where you can catch a moment of inspiration, a reminder to “slow down'“ or to simply connect with your thoughts.

Do one thing, do it well

We designed this display to bring you a steady stream of every-changing positive affirmations throughout the day. It's like having a friendly, unobtrusive companion, always ready for boost of positivity when you need it.

In our fast-paced world, finding time to "just sit" with our thoughts can be a challenge.

The Affirmation Station is different from many modern devices; it doesn't demand your interaction or distract you. Instead, it operates at its own pace, treating you to a gentle and steady flow of ever-changing affirmations.

It's your personal window to a world of positivity, always ready to uplift and inspire you...

Features

  • Colour Epaper Display: Enjoy a vibrant and visually appealing display, powered via USB

  • Ever-Changing Affirmations: With hundreds of carefully selected affirmations to keep your mindset fresh and inspired.

  • Fancy Fonts: Over 60 unique typography styles for decades* of visual variety

  • Powder-Coated Metal Frame: Stylish, minimalist design

* (The affirmations, coupled with the colour combos and the typeface combos mean that with the display changing once an hour, 24 hours a day, it would take about 30 years to view all the combinations!)

Sources:

  1. Geoffrey L. Cohen and David K. Sherman (2014) The Psychology of Change: Self-Affirmation and Social Psychological Intervention, Annual Review of Psychology

  2. Kenneth L. Davies and Christian Montag (2018) Selected Principles of Pankseppian Affective Neuroscience, Frontiers in Neuroscience

  3. Gaëlle Desbordes (2019) Self-related processing in mindfulness-based interventions, Current Opinion in Psychology

  4. Andy Martens, Michael Johns, Jeff Greenberg, Jeff Schmiel (2006) Combating stereotype threat: The effect of self-affirmation on women’s intellectual performance, Journal of Experimental Social Psychology

  5. John McCaffrey (2012) Redirect: The surprising new science of psychological change, by Timothy D. Wilson, The Journal of Positive Psychology: Dedicated to furthering research and promoting good practice

VEEB Affirmation Station on colour epaper that displays "You rule"

The Affirmation Station

The Affirmation Station Display | Customisable
CHF 215.00
VEEB Affirmation Station on colour epaper displaying "Scroll Less"
VEEB Affirmation Station on colour epaper that displays "Life Is Short, Eat the Cake"
VEEB Affirmation Station on colour epaper that displays "One Day or Day One"
VEEB Affirmation Station on colour epaper displaying "Slow Down"