Waiting for a phenomenal achievement to feel grateful could be a very long wait. Fill your day with gratitude for the ordinary and simple.
When I look back on the last ten years, most of my achievements have been small, almost inconsequential—a paper published, a research grant approved, an academic promotion, and such.
Dear friend, Let’s say you made a terrible financial decision, or jumped a red light and totaled your car, or neglected a lump and now face grueling chemo. How do you recover? You can try gratitude, perhaps grateful I didn’t lose it all, have insurance that will replace my car, and have a...
Dear friends, Imagine it is spring 2025 Tucked in your blanket, trying to sleep at night, your mind travels back five years. You remember the fear — fearing doorknobs, grocery bags, light switches, sneezes, handshakes and hugs. You remember the sadness — the loss of freedom, time with...