All
Done or Nah?
Nah! My sister called today to tell me about
her “study abroad” adventures this summer. She had many interesting stories about
exploring Europe including one about an eerie night in a hotel in Paris. As we
laughed and made plans to explore the world together, I had a burst of energy and
motivation. I’ve completed my 21 Days of Gratitude, and unfortunately, I haven’t
completely broken the negativity habit. But the good news is I truly understand
what it takes to remain thankful on any given day, and I will continue my
gratitude diaries. However, I know it won’t always be easy to embrace gratitude
every single day. But I believe it
will be highly effective. There are different levels and degrees of gratitude—I
plan to explore them all! LOL. I believe that gratefulness can be a synonym for
hopefulness. When we are thankful for what we have, hope, faith, and love are automatic
byproducts. No matter what we face in life, there is always hope in the eternal
fact that things can and will
definitely change. Nothing stays the same. Therefore, there is always the
possibility of improvement no matter the situation. And with enough faith and
determination, nothing is impossible.
Days 19-21
“Today, I’m grateful for hope, faith,
love, and a refreshed perspective on life.”
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