Gratitude

Feed Your Soul. Feed Your Mind.

Meditation

By Paul | Nov 28, 2018

“Meditation is not what you think!”

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Confession Time: It Ain’t All Roses…

By Paul | Nov 25, 2018

“When you complain, you become a living, breathing crap magnet.”

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From Service to Surfing

By Paul | Nov 22, 2018

Knowing what you are cut out for will make things much easier for you! Do you know what you are supposed to do? Still unsure? Even if you are not sure what your calling is, do not let that stop you! Go and try new things! Be helpful to others. Share your talents, whatever they…

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A Thanksgiving Tradition…

By Paul | Nov 21, 2018

Here is a Thanksgiving Day Tradition! Every year a New York radio station would play this song on Thanksgiving! Every year, I still play it! (From Wikipedia) The church where this all began This song is called Alice’s Restaurant, and it’s about Alice, and the restaurant, but Alice’s Restaurant is not the name of the…

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Feel Great Right Now!

By Paul | Nov 16, 2018

Want to feel more gratitude right now? Want to feel great in an instant? Here is a quick, sure fire way to feel good right now!

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The Rich Man and the Zen Master

By Paul | Nov 8, 2018

The Rich Man asks the advice of the Zen Master.

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So Much Gratitude In Something So Little

By Paul | Nov 7, 2018

People often appreciate the talents of others. Have you considered the talents that you posses? I am sure that you can be grateful for something that you do uniquely well. When you have some time today, think about that which you can do very well. Share your talents and skills with someone else.

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Great or Grateful?

By Paul | Nov 3, 2018

Chip Conley wrote an article at the Huffington Post that was very interesting. One short paragraph says a lot: There’s a growing body of research that shows it is not happiness that makes us grateful, but it’s gratefulness that makes us happy. Doing just a few hours of writing in a gratitude journal over three…

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Gratitude Reflection

4 Ways to Stop Overanalyzing Everything

By Paul | Sep 8, 2018

What is the one thing that holds people back from accomplishing things in their life that they really want to do? Overanalyzing everything. It can range from overthinking every little problem until each one becomes a much larger perceived problem (and now too scary to do) to breaking down what would be a positive thing…

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Gratitude Recharges Your Life

By Paul | Aug 19, 2018

When you are feeling a little down and out, or feeling a little sluggish in general, try thinking of some things that bring you more gratitude.

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The Concept of Karma

By Paul | Aug 18, 2018

Karma is the consequence of everything you do throughout your life.

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Transforming The Walls Into Doors

By Paul | Jul 25, 2018

Nick Vujicic shares a powerful message in this Ted Talk he gave. I was going to provide some great quotes I wrote down as I watched and re-watched his talk, but I did not want to spoil it for you. A few years ago, I shared another video about Nick – Think about it at…

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Gratitude for the Right Words

By Paul | Apr 24, 2018

Many of you may know that I have another website, Digital Maestro, where I help people create their own websites (sometimes for free!). It is primarily a ‘technical’ site compared to All About Gratitude. I recently posted a video that was applicable to the subject matter of the site, and the comments came pouring in!…

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Uplift Your Mood With These 6 Gratitude-Building Strategies

By Paul | Apr 8, 2018

Most of us are constantly under pressure and on the go with our fast-paced lifestyles. It’s only natural for us to occasionally feel worn out or even a bit down from time to time. The good news is that something as simple as refocusing your attention from your challenges to acknowledging the things that you…

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The Difference Between Rich and Poor People

By Paul | Mar 4, 2018

One day, the father of a very wealthy family took his son on a trip to the country with the express purpose of showing him how poor people live.

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