Today we’re exploring a universal experience that often gets a bad rap: boredom. Picture this – it’s a lazy afternoon, the clock is ticking slowly, and you find yourself staring at the ceiling, unsure of how to fill the time. Maybe you have so much going on that your brain shorts out for a while. So you avoid everything and boredom from the monotony of your routine sets in. It’s a mental state we’ve all encountered, and while it may seem mundane, boredom shapes our lives in surprising ways. We’ll go through it all.
Enjoy The Things Money Can’t Buy
Take a moment to recognize the beautiful things in your life that money can’t buy.
Finish The Year Soft
Instead of finishing the year strong, why don’t we finish the year soft? Why don’t we finish the year restful and grateful for making it through yet another cycle around the sun and filled with the wonder and beauty that surrounds us on earth?
Every Tear
While it may not come at the time we desire, every tear today will eventually be returned a hundredfold with tears of rejoicing and gratitude. ~ Joseph B. Wirthlin
Gratitude For The Small And Simple
Sometimes we should express our gratitude for the small and simple things like the scent of the rain, the taste of your favorite food, or the sound of a loved one’s voice. ~ Joseph B. Wirthlin
If Someone Gives You A Great Gift
If someone gives you a great gift, take a photo of yourself enjoying/using it and send it to them. Sometimes that speaks louder than simply saying thanks.
Love Casts Out Fear
for love casts out fear, and gratitude can conquer pride. ~ Louisa May Alcott
Ep 39. Floods and Fires
Floods and fires either wash away or burn away the trivial things in life and show us what is most important.
A Particle Of Something To Appreciate
First thing in the morning, find a particle of something to appreciate and hold your attention on it for 17 seconds. ~ Abraham-Hicks
Train Your Mind
ht. Train your lips to speak words of gratitude. Train your heart to forgive when wronged. Train your spirit to seek peace in the midst of chaos. ~ Will Bowen