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A reflection on thanking God for safe arrival at practice, and how treating basics like safety, health, food, and shelter as gifts rather than givens increases happiness.
A reflection on thanking God for safe arrival at practice, and how treating basics like safety, health, food, and shelter as gifts rather than givens increases happiness.
All right, this just came to my mind. So as athletes or people in society, we are always like thinking that we need something better, right? And the reason I just thought about this, because I have this habit or routine I always do every time I arrive to practice. I say thank you, you know, to my Heavenly Father for allowing me to arrive in safety. With that being said, I think there's so many things in life that we think just going to happen. Arriving in safety to our place, being healthy when we wake up, waking up in general. So I think if we take the, the mindset of like everything is a gift, um, arriving in safety, health, having food on your table, having somewhere to sleep, then our life will be much happier. I feel like— does anyone else agree with this?
