The 'Daily Affirmation' sketches from Saturday Night Live feature the character Stuart Smalley, played by Al Franken, delivering humorous yet uplifting affirmations. These sketches satirize self-help culture and the often simplistic mantras that are popular in the wellness community. Stuart, a lovable and somewhat awkward character, utilizes his trademark mantra "I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it, people like me!" as a way to reinforce his self-esteem and encourage others to do the same, despite the absurdity of the situations he finds himself in. This particular meme has become iconic, often used to humorously convey messages of self-acceptance or to poke fun at situations where people might need a little extra motivation. It resonates particularly well on social media platforms where comedic content thrives, allowing users to adapt Stuart's affirmations for a wide array of contexts, from daily struggles to celebratory moments. As a classic from the SNL archives, it continues to hold relevance, blending nostalgia with relatable humor.