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Gail
6 years ago

Really interesting post Nina. I like the idea of a gratitude jar. I’m quite good at implementing (except at work, where I procrastinate in a silly attempt to give myself some stress and excitement) but not very good at thinking about my needs and what would be good for me. So this is an area where I need to do some work, to try to have a great year. Thanks for joining #WowOnWednesday!

Beth M.
Beth M.
6 years ago

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I like to take long walks with my dog to think things over and get away from them simultaneously. I used to have a friend who called this “blowing the stink off,” and I like that mental picture, too. Feels like I’ve gotten away from my issues, gained some perspective, and done myself a favor. And as a plus, I know a lot more about my neighborhood and surrounding areas than most! Have a great year, Nina. You deserve it!

LC Bat
6 years ago

Great post – I believe in the power of cultivating gratitude. I’m on a similar plan for 2019 – and I’ve stopped using the word ‘resolution’ altogether. I’ve been creating and repeating I AM affirmation statements, and extolling their value to my friends as well as my readers online. Thank you for being here – I appreciate you!

ratnamurti
6 years ago

This is probably the best “how-to” I’ve ever seen. A couple of years ago, a successful business friend told me that his method for getting things done, was to Just Do It. (I blogged about that. Of course). And being in a loving space when we sort things out? How special is that.