Dan Willis shares how shifting from asking for things to practicing gratitude changed his life. He reconnected with old friends, met new people, and his content took off. He recommends pausing each night to list what you're thankful for.
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Man, it was an amazing day today. Sometimes you just have those days. And it's interesting because typically in the morning when I do my walk, I'll do a little bit of content and then I'll do worship music and pray over the day. And usually my prayers are a lot of praying over things and asking for things. But today was just a day where it's like, you know what, I'm just gonna focus on gratitude today. Just being thankful and having that mentality of gratitude. And it's, again, circumstances is not something I'm buying in too much these days of, oh, it's just circumstantial that you happen to have an amazing day when you started with gratitude instead of supplication, instead of asking for things. But man, what a day. So many blessings just coming out of the woodwork. Old friends, new friends, opportunities, content taking off, just all kinds of things just clicking one after another after another. So, I mean, I just want to encourage you guys, even if you're down and out, if you're having a rough run right now, What's up, Dan? And even if you aren't, if things are good right now, just take a moment and, and before you hit the pillow tonight, do the gratitude thing. What are you thankful for? What do you got to be thankful for? I'm sure you got something. There's gotta be something good. For those of you that are gonna come swing by the Bible study tonight, I'm probably gonna do it at around 8 o'clock on YouTube. So if you're watching on YouTube, you can catch me there. It'll be live probably about a half hour. See you then.
