Just two small words to express so much gratitude. Being thankful is one of the most powerful things, and most of us sometimes forget to count our blessings. The words you hear shape you, so you must speak life. Let these two words be part of your vocabulary and watch what happens. When you believe that words are keys, you definitely use them wisely and strategically. Being thankful helps you bond, and it can lead to better relationships.
Gratitude is a game-changer. Look back at all that has happened in your life, both good and bad, and decide to be thankful. Not only for the good but also for the not so good moments too. Contrast has its place in all of our lives, and if viewed properly, it can provide clarity and solutions to a lot of circumstances. Pain is a teacher with many lessons so be thankful for evolution and growth.
As we approach a New Year, I have something really important to share with you. Shift your reality by being thankful. Be the person that's filled with appreciation, positivity and love. I'm not asking you to be fake. Just don't pee in the pool because you are actually peeing in your own pool. What you give off will gravitate right back to you. You want to ooze out gratitude and be thankful in all things. You are still here so why be sour and ungrateful. It takes more energy to do that. Keep noticing the wonderful events and situations that unfold in your life every day no matter how small and see amazing individuals demonstrate acts that you can always be thankful for. Appreciate all your fun times, quality friends, acts of favor, family, food on the table, eminent health, and laughter.
As a fresh year starts, make a commitment to write down at least three things you're grateful for each day for 30 days. Try to make each one as specific as possible and watch your life transform magically. 2020 may have not been your favorite year but pick the good out of its basket and develop gracefully from all of the bad. Choose to move forward and always be Thankful!
Want a Freebie?! Email us at cantgetenoughebook@gmail.com
Title the email "Gratitude!" and we'll send you something fun!
No comments:
Post a Comment