Brian Tracy delivers a short Thanksgiving greeting in which he emphasizes gratitude, family, and personal priorities. He describes being most proud of his marriage and the health and well-being of his children, notes that he and his family held Thanksgiving a week early because he will be speaking in Japan during the holiday, and invites viewers to share their Thanksgiving memories and plans.
Four children.
Four grandchildren.
Japan.
Hello, I'm Brian Tracy. And Thanksgiving is coming. So let me tell you what I'm going to be doing for Thanksgiving. First of all, the wonderful thing about Thanksgiving is that it revolves completely around the family. And my family is the one thing that I'm more grateful for than anything else in the world. When people ask me, you know, what has been your biggest accomplishment? I say, the health and well being of my growing children. What. What are you the most proud of? I'm the most proud of and the happiest with my marriage. And now I have grandchildren. In fact, I'm leaving for Japan in a couple of days and I'm going to be in Japan speaking during the actual Thanksgiving holiday. So what we've done is we have had our Thanksgiving a week early and brought the whole family together. And now there's four grandchildren and there's four children and then there's their spouses and there's Barbara and I. So we've already had a wonderful Thanksgiving with the turkey and with the cranberry sauce with the stuffing and everything else. And I hope that you have the same kind of Thanksgiving yourself. Remember, giving thanks is one of the most rewarding things you can do for the development of your personality and your character. Always think throughout the year all the things you have to be grateful for and the more things you think about to be grateful for, the more things you will have to be grateful for in the years ahead. Please comment below and share your favorite memories of Thanksgiving as well and tell me how you're planning to spend your Thanksgiving this year.
