- The slower I go, the faster I grow.
- The more I play, the more my Higher Power works.
- I have time to spare and time to share. Time is my friend.
- When I take time, I make time. I refuse to rush.
- My life is full yet under-scheduled.
- I am more effective when I am more selective.
- Because my overdoing is my undoing, my top priority is my being.
- Before I do anything, I first do nothing.
- I do everything easily and effortlessly.
- I am a human being, not a human doing. I seek to enjoy rather than endure.
- The less I struggle, the more open I am to inspiration.
- My Higher Power wants me to realize my vision of joyful work and a balanced life—and gives me whatever I need to achieve it at the right time.
- I draw to myself everything I need for a joyful, balanced life.
- I am entitled to my right work. I deserve the enjoyment, recognition, and health that it brings.
- I live by divine appointment—with broad margins.
- I receive full assistance and cooperation from all persons necessary for realizing my goals. I attract only loving people.
- Doing my right work strengthens all my relationships and brings me closer to those I love.
- I am safe when I choose to take risks.
- I am still in the midst of activity, and I am vibrantly alive in repose. I take emergencies leisurely.
- Even when offered something great, I say no if I need rest. Rest is the best thing I can give myself.
- My body is my friend and my temple. I bless and thank it daily, obeying its signals.
- Emotions are information. I honor their important messages.
- I love myself no matter what. I am perfect just the way I am. I am enough. I have enough. I do enough.
- I do not try to grow. I accept myself as I am, and I grow automatically.
- People bring me important messages when I listen mindfully.
- My highs come from my Higher Power.
- I work to live rather than live to work.
- There is no place I have to go and nothing I have to do.
- I cannot help anyone if I cannot help myself.
- I expect and welcome surprises.
(Workaholics Anonymous Book of Recovery, 2nd ed., 2015, pp. 214-215)