What Would Beth Dutton Do? A Yellowstone Affirmation Journal for Women

I know what you’re thinking.

There’s no way in hell John Dutton, Beth Dutton, or Rip Wheeler would have anything to do with affirmations.

Rip might say something like, “That hooey horse-shit ain’t got no place out here.”

But you’re wrong.

Many of the best quotes and sayings from your favorite characters are just the cowboy version of a positive affirmation. So get off your high horse and get to work using the Dutton’s own words to make you stronger and smarter.

It ain’t New Age hooey if the words came from the Yellowstone Ranch.

Let’s get a little understanding of what it means to use an affirmation and get to it.

Affirmations refer mainly to practicing positive thinking and self-empowerment. They often take the form of statements that help you in some way, such as making you think positively, pushing you toward self-care, serving others, or bettering the world or your life in some way.

The Duttons don’t exactly speak in positive terms like that, but their words carry the weight of years of experience and hardship. They speak clearly, they don’t mince words, and the things they say will either build you up or expose your weaknesses.

This is not just a journal, a diary, or a logbook. It’s a book of affirmations from John and the crew that will ask you to think for yourself.

If you get stuck, just ask yourself- what would a Dutton do?

*Note- Each of the Yellowstone journals in this series- John, Elizabeth, and Rip versions- are the exact same on the inside pages. Please don’t buy all three thinking that they’re different. Only the covers are different. The journals are done in this manner to allow for different folks to buy ones more personal to them and still be able to compare or brainstorm with another person on the same affirmations. This is perfect for TV watching groups or discussion groups.

Think about it. What better way to watch Yellowstone than with like-minded friends while learning some positive affirmation from each other.

Dr. David Powers is an adventurer, philosopher, and pioneer and lives a life of constant experimentation. His life's compass is "to seek out adventure in everything he does by being intentional, determined, and unstoppable and by energizing and outfitting others to embark on their own adventures". He fulfills his purpose through speaking and books and is a best-selling author in psychology and education. He is a decorated veteran of the Marine Corps and a founding member of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. He is married and the proud father of four feral boys and one princess that he and his wife homeschool. His mission in life is to find the magical best mug of coffee in the world.