You choose your delivery schedule. It can be daily, weekdays, weekends, every other day, or whatever you want, and you also
pick the time, we will then send you an informational or otherwise positive text message at the times and days you have chosen.
With Take 2 Minutes, there is no obligation, no contract, and you can cancel at any time. Upon joining, you get free, full access
for the first 15 days
We have over 1700 positive messages ready to send to you.
Over 38700 users have received our positive messages; join the list!
You can vote on the messages you like by responding (based on a 5-start system) or by simply using tapbacks.
We have many, many more features and activities besides daily positive text messages. Check out our full list of activities.
We feature a robust chatbot that allows you to send requests and participate in activities via text (SMS).
Here is a message that was recently liked by a subscriber in Texas:
"Do you have a mantra? If not, create yourself a mantra. Something you tell yourself each morning. Make it a habit, make it happen, make a better you. If you need ideas for a self mantra, maybe we can help; or look to our messages for ideas."
Over 348 messages have been sent to our subscribers today.
Simply sign up for our services and you are instantly setup to begin receiving our Positive Messages.
Normally you will get your first message within 90 minutes of signing up.
Having a bad day? Text us a now request and we will quickly get a positive message sent right out to you.
Our system is built on a robust Chatbot that allows you to send messages and requests back to use
more of our services. We have have a full texting cheatsheet
that overview some of the commands and requests that you can make.
1 I think the service is great. I look forward to the message every day.
2 I'm a 20-year healthcare provider, you have been very very helpful and I like that the app doesn't scream out at me; I can choose to look at the text or not it's very comforting. There's a lot of insightful dynamics that might not be obvious to someone suffering from anxiety and who's not self-aware but I really mean it I appreciate it thank you for your message I hope you have a good day.
3 The journals also had prompts that were available as an additional activity in the journal, which allowed me to reflect on other things in my life that bring me joy or that I am grateful for in general. I found this very helpful because occasionally the prompt would be related to media or music, and allowed me to reflect on the joy I feel from those things, as well as how grateful I am to have them as a resource in my life.
4 I am grateful for holding myself to complete activites even on the days I didn't want to. I can feel my mind starting to think of the positive things and getting excited to write down whatever happened on my 3 good things later that day.
5 I was skeptical at first about it being text-based instead of a mobile app but texts work so much better. I am definitely more likely to read the messages if they comes as a text. You can always add the website to your home screen for easier access. I like that there is not an overwhelming amount of messages but have the option to request more.
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