I'm grateful for everything, especially the gifts of life and all the wonderful things in my life so far. Practicing grateful living means recognizing and appreciating the positive aspects of life by expressing thanks to others and to oneself.
There are many things I'm thankful for, especially when I see people going
through tough times. I just thank the creator for the life He's given me. I've learned to be content with what I have and be grateful for the little things. Even as a girl that don't have it all, I'll get there someday. Life has taught me valuable lessons and I've learned to correct my perspective and be grateful.
When I see motherless children, people without a place to call home, and those struggling to eat each day, it reminds me how grateful I need to be. However, there are people who don't understand the meaning of grateful living. They're discontent with what they have, constantly comparing themselves to others, and complaining about the little sacrifices make for them. Despite having plenty, they always want more, never satisfied with what they have.
As a little girl growing up, I didn't choose to dwell on these things but instead, I choose to observe and learn from them. Life has given me the privilege of being grateful for the small things that come my way. Even when I don't have enough, I'm reminded that there are people who have less and that motivates me to appreciate what I have and seize every opportunity because I don't know when it
will come again.
We should learn gratitude because it helps us appreciate the valuable things in life. We should be content with what we have and avoid comparing ourselves to others, who may be struggling with their own challenges. Instead, we should focus on being grateful for the food on our table, the opportunities come our way and the people who supports us in difficult times. We should appreciate our loved ones, like our mothers, who may not be here forever and cherish the time we have with them. When we have shelter, we should be grateful to God, knowing that many people are homeless and sleep under bridges.
There's one thing we often overlook, some people wish they had little things we have and opportunities we received. Many are begging for even the smallest chance, but they're met with none. There are people who wish there were us and that's why we need be grateful every second and minute, because life isn't easy for everyone.
One powerful way to cultivate positivity is to practice gratitude and grateful living, as it helps us focus on the good things in life, whether big or small. I'm thankful for the life I have and the opportunities i get especially when I think of those who didn't have the same chances.
Gratitude is wealth, thankfulness unlocks abundance and every day is a gift.
