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A speaker shares a morning gratitude practice he learned during a difficult time. Listing what you're thankful for, especially your talents and skills, reveals the assets you always have. This keeps you resilient when everything else shifts.
A speaker shares a morning gratitude practice he learned during a difficult time. Listing what you're thankful for, especially your talents and skills, reveals the assets you always have. This keeps you resilient when everything else shifts.
This is how you make power work and how you keep it going. Number 1, gratitude. Another one of the dirty words in our American lexicon. Gratitude. Right? Now I don't talk about gratitude like, "Get attitude, get attitude." You all heard that stuff, right? I'm not talking about that. All right? Gratitude to me, and it's a practice every single morning, It doesn't need to be formal. It can be. It can be prayer. Mine's very informal. I just get up and start saying thank you for stuff, for the people around me, for the connections I have, for the work that I do, okay? Gratitude allows me to take inventory of my abundance, you see? And I learned this trick at one of the lowest points in my life, you see? So when I had nothing, supposedly, right, learning a gratitude practice helped me start to appreciate. And what I learned that I had, and this is the These to me are the only absolutely tangible commodities you have in your life. Your talents and your skills. You see? No matter what, those two things can never be taken away from you. Your talents and your skills. Your talents and your abilities. There it is. So gratitude.
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