James Laughlin argues against doom despite real crises, saying most people operate from scarcity mindset and miss the abundance around them. Gratitude, he claims, is the simple tool that displaces negativity and unlocks change.
The world is literally and figuratively on fire. We got some issues. We tend to shut down or we arm up. It just doesn't have to be that way. We don't have to be looking at a grim future for humanity. There is more possibility for humanity collectively and individually. Be the change you want to see. My version of a midlife crisis wasn't dramatic. It really, like, made me feel bad about myself, not wanting people to think I'm in it for myself. There's never enough. When you're in that mode, you are condemned to a life of dissatisfaction. We occupy this place of scarcity times. We have not taken stock of our own abundance. We know that gratitude is one of the most powerful ways to displace negative feelings. Change is not hard. The meaning of life is actually pretty simple.
