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10 Reasons To Be Thankful Now


“Express gratitude for the greatness of small things.”
― Richie Norton

Here are 10 reasons to be thankful:


1. Every day brings new opportunities and the sun is shining.

2. There are people in your life who love you.

3. You can give love to others.

4. You are in good health.

5. We have the freedom to enjoy many things in life.

6. You have the opportunity to learn new things every day.

7. You can cherish your past joys and memories.

8. Technology has made our lives easier.

9. Sometimes strangers show us kindness.

10. Forgiveness is always possible.

Take time to reflect on these reasons and consider what you are thankful for. Consider keeping a journal to record daily entries of your positive thoughts. Focusing on gratitude can help start your day on a positive note.

I would love to hear from you! Please comment below and let me know what you are thankful for.


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♡ Stephanie

Comments

  1. Such a lovely post. I will take a printout and paste near my bed so that I could start every new day with gratitude and positivity.

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  2. Vandana, thank you so much. I hope that you are able to start your day with gratitude, and a positive mindset. It really helps. Thank you so much for stopping by :)

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  3. It's nice to see a blog like this about being thankful this time of year and always, really. Especially amongst all the sale blogs. Thanks for this post <3. I have so much to be thankful for right now because I'm pregnant!

    - Sarah from https://happylittletadpole.com

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  4. Sarah, thank you so much for your comment. I really appreciate your kind words. And that is so wonderful that you are pregnant. -Such an exciting new adventure! Much love to you, and your family. <3

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  5. Love this. Having gratitude for the small things in life is so so important. Tonight I'm very grateful for a warm house while waiting for the snow to hit!!

    -Madi xo | http://www.everydaywithmadirae.com

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  6. It's easy to get caught up in the negative at times and focus on what we don't have. When I catch myself doing this I try to turn my thoughts to what I do have and what I am thankful for. A roof over my head, food on my plate and a loving family. That's all I really need in the end.

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    1. Scott, those three things you mentioned mean so much! I completely agree. Thank you. :)

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  7. We need to be reminded that the best things in life is Free and more beautiful than anything else we work so hard to achieve in life.

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  8. It’s such a great idea to keep a list of things that you’re thankful for. It’s easy to get caught up in thinking about all the things you don’t have but we really have so many things to be thankful for.

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    1. Kelly, thank you! I'm so happy you stopped by. :)

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  9. It's all so true - thank you for drawing attention to the things that are so easy to miss in day-to-day life. x

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  10. Whenever I am in a bad mood, I stop and list off several things that I am grateful for. This puts my hostility in serious perspective for me, and usually changes my mood pretty quickly. I love this list.

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  11. Such lovely thoughts. The fact that we are privileged to be born human is itself a reason good enough to be thankful. Being positive & kind hearted are the true key to be happy. Positivity drives happiness for me.

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  12. I needed to see this today. As tensions rise with the upcoming election, recent civil unrest, family estrangement...it's good to stop and think what we are grateful for. I'd love to share this on my own wall today if I may?

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  13. Thanks for these - they're really nice to remember as I'm getting ready for bed.

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  14. Sometimes, it's about taking a deep breath and focusing on the basics. Thank you for the reminder.

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  15. Aww. SUch a short but sweet post. This is a great way to start my week.

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  16. being thankful is the biggest gift you can give yourself and others. Having ten good reasons for it daily is awesome today and always

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