• I am unlimited
• I am unlimited
• I am unlimited
• I am unlimited
• I am unlimited

It may seem an absurd affirmation at first, especially for someone in recovery. Part of my serenity prayer is to accept the physical and mental limitations I have; we all have them. I’m the last person you want to have on your sports team, and I thank God every day that I was not required to take calculus during my undergrad coursework. And yet, repeating “I am unlimited” to myself opens up the field of possibility within me. My body feels lighter. My head feels clearer, and my brain feels sharpened. I actually begin to believe that anything is possible. I can do anything I set my mind to; it’s no longer merely a phrase I told my children when they were young and gullible. It’s true. It’s possible. If I want it badly enough, anything I’m willing to work at with all of my heart, mind, and strength can come to pass. I have the power of Love and Life flowing in me and through me, and I am unlimited because love knows no bounds.