Gratitude helps people refocus on what they have instead of what they lack. Although it can feel contrived at first, this thinking does grow stronger with use and practice.
I am with you, Janice -- and with Brian Tracy. The perspective is so much more hopeful in counting what we still have left rather than what we have lost. Thanks for the reminder.
Totally agree with the idea. If my day has been a bit hard I can be grateful for running water in my home. It doesn’t take much to shift to feeling good about life.
Gratitude helps people refocus on what they have instead of what they lack. Although it can feel contrived at first, this thinking does grow stronger with use and practice.
amen!
I am with you, Janice -- and with Brian Tracy. The perspective is so much more hopeful in counting what we still have left rather than what we have lost. Thanks for the reminder.
Totally agree with the idea. If my day has been a bit hard I can be grateful for running water in my home. It doesn’t take much to shift to feeling good about life.
So very true.
I read this post this afternoon and paused then and there to savor the moment. It was a good one. I was grateful. Thanks Janet!
Hi Carol, I need to keep reminding myself as well.
Always a good reminder to stop and be grateful for what we have. X
And I forget all too often, it seems.