Day 13/21: 21 Days Grateful Challenge

9 Dec 2021 · 1 min

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Day 13 of a gratitude challenge focused on appreciating simple access: buying ice cream without bureaucratic friction. The speaker reflects on how small conveniences in countries with abundant food contribute to well-being, then challenges his mentor Keyon Williams to start his own 21-day practice.

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Alright everyone, today is day 13 of my 21 days grateful challenge, and today I am very grateful for the simple pleasures in life, like eating ice cream. Really wonderful to live in a country where if you have a craving for ice cream, you have a couple of dollars, you just go across the street and you just buy it, right? You don't have to wait for the government to approve it or give you a ration on food or anything like that, and you just enjoy life. Very, very grateful for these little moments where you can go and buy whatever you want and just enjoy it. So today I would like to challenge one of my mentors, Keyon Williams. He is one of my teachers, but also a man who wrongfully believes that the Army is going to beat the Navy at the NCAA game this weekend. Well, Keyon, if you accept the challenge, you're gonna have to be grateful for one thing every single day for 21 days, and each day choose somebody on your network to do the same. Bye.