A short spoken reflection by Brian Tracy on gratitude for Thanksgiving. He emphasizes that an "attitude of gratitude" is central to well-being, states that relationships—particularly family and their health—matter more than money or economic ups-and-downs, and shares personal milestones (children, marriages, grandchildren) as reasons for thankfulness before asking viewers what they are grateful for.
They say that an attitude of gratitude is the hallmark of a really healthy, together person. And as Thanksgiving comes, we have a chance to be grateful, to give thanks. And what I do each year is I think of the things that I am really grateful for, and they're always my family, my family and their health and my health as well. Because 85% of our success in life is going to come from the people around us that we care about and who care about us. So I look at my family, and I remember when I had one daughter, and now I have four children. I remember when they were little, and now they're all grown up, and three are married, and I remember when they just got married, and now I have two grandchildren and two more grandchildren on the way. So when I think of all that, I think I have an awful lot to be grateful for. The money comes and goes, the economy goes up and down and so on. But in reality, the people in your life are the most important part of all. And so here's a question for you. What are you grateful for? What do you give thanks for at this time of year?
