Sentences with phrase «things on my gratitude»

So in the spirit of loving life, here's a few things on my gratitude list: 1.

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«When I started learning about gratitude and focusing on gratitude... things in my life just started happening and happening,» Luna says.

They discuss what it means to be Unshakeable, the power of gratitude, and their morning rituals, and they give advice to entrepreneurs and business owners on how to stay focused and keep your mental edge when things get tough — so that you won't just achieve financial freedom, but true fulfillment.

Now imagine the impact our stories can have on the people around us, if we set aside our discontent and live in full gratitude for the good things God has done, speaking truth in the face of darkness and fear.

I do this not by keeping the carpet vacuumed, the clothes ironed, and the baby on her nap schedule» although I'd prefer to do those things, too» but by radiating love, joy, and gratitude, particularly to my husband, who would give us everything if he could but who is limited right now to giving us countless uncomplaining diaper changes, lots of playtime in the backyard, and a delicious nightly menu of grilled meats.

Saying thank you means we are doing two important things: choosing to look at the good things in our lives with gratitude rather than only focusing on the things that aren't right; and acknowledging that everything we have comes from God.

Modern science and technology would have to be more modest, human rights would have to receive better grounds and be coupled with duties and gratitude, and the validity of a «personal point of view» on things would have to be recognized.

During his introduction, Drendan encouraged us to «manifest things» and to «float on a wave of gratitude,» which is apparently the best frequency on which to exist.

Halfpapp also notes that Namaste can remind you to reflect on your gratitude and look at the bigger picture, in spite of whatever crappy things life might be flinging your way in the moment.

If you find yourself in this camp, it might be worth investing in a beautiful gratitude journal or simply meditating on things you're grateful for.

I wrote in my gratitude log while I was on the plane since I didn't have time in the morning (I normally do this first thing after waking).

I committed to a program of unconditional self - love and radical gratitude — spending time on the things that nourished me and acknowledging the dark, messy parts of myself rather than trying to smother them.

Switch your perspective from focusing on everything that could go wrong to appreciating the things that are going right, and let the power of gratitude work its magic on your state of mind.

You can also write a gratitude list in your journal or make a gratitude jar to put slips of paper with things you're grateful for on them into it every day.

As it turns out, being well doesn't have to be complicated; the ordinary things we take for granted — like reggae music, gratitude, and sunshine — can have extraordinary effects on our health.

On this day of sharing gratitudes I'd like to share one of the things I'm most thankful for: The entire Ora Crew.

Thanksgiving 2017: a Post of Gratitude - On this day of sharing gratitudes I'd like to share one of the things I'm most thankful for: The entire Ora Crew.

Focus on your breathing and feel appreciation and gratitude for the things you have in your life.

Sometimes what we feel are obligations are things we've put on ourselves and we can really let it go - and I love the idea of the gratitude jar!

Show gratitude for things you «expect» to happen, such as children putting their things where they are supposed to, paying attention, sitting relatively quietly, asking good questions, helping classmates, turning in their homework on time, reading or speaking clearly in class.

Developing gratitude helps students to focus on what is working in their lives, and also to train their minds to notice the good things that are all around.

But in the spirit of Thanksgiving, I'm wondering if we can muster up some gratitude for some of the less wonderful things we see going on around us too.

As a divorce mediator, you might think that gratitude is not the first thing on my mind nor the minds of my clients.

Recognizing good things can better our lives: inducing gratitude can increase positive emotion (Watkins), focusing on the positive in a 3 - to - 1 ratio to the negative can create more successful business teams (Fredrickson and Losada), couples that respond in a 5 - to - 1 ratio of positive to negative have happier and longer marriages (Gottman), and couples that respond enthusiastically to each other report more satisfaction (Gable).

Take a piece of paper and write three things on it each day that reflect gratitude, appreciation, or admiration of your partner.

This year I am doing a FaceBook page on gratitude: One Thing, Each Day and every day I post something different that I appreciate or am grateful for.

We could keep the 20 lists of all kinds in it, 5 daily gratitudes, one new thing learned daily, steps walked daily and who we prayed for while walking, what blessed us on our walk, how we looked ways and were able to find at least one secret way bless others., lists, and more lists, to inrich and fill our lives, bucket lists, etc, we could all give ideas, what works and what does not.

We need to focus on things like gratitude and family instead of our waistlines.

i read some really beautiful words on social media the other night that said the practice of gratitude is 3 things.