Some people think that practicing gratitude means ignoring all the ‘terrible things’ in the world so you can selfishly live in blissful ignorance. But feeling grateful in the face of hardship and suffering isn’t for the faint of heart. Healthy gratitude requires strength and resolve and necessitates a deep awareness that yin and yang are present in all life. Your thoughts are powerfully creative. Because your well-being is intimately connected with how effective you are at anything, training the narrative in your mind to reflect gratitude might just be…
The best trick of all.
Jarl and Steve
