Being Grateful

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  • 2017-07-04 at 12:13 PM#526621
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    Jan Sobieski
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    https://my.happify.com/hd/the-science-behind-gratitude/

    Recently, I learned a lesson. Be grateful for what you have. Strive for more, but be grateful.

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    2017-07-04 at 12:49 PM#526644
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    I use the “Grateful” concept/belief whenever I’m thinking that “Life’s Not Fair”, or any other equally ridiculous type thoughts.

    I may NOT have what I WANT, but I do have a HELL of A LOT MORE then I NEED, and sometimes this is not always a “blessing” either !!!

    In a World of Justin Beibers Be a Johnny Cash

    2017-07-04 at 1:00 PM#526652
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    JVB
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    Jan Sobieski wrote:

    https://my.happify.com/hd/the-science-behind-gratitude/

    Recently, I learned a lesson. Be grateful for what you have. Strive for more, but be grateful.

    Words of wisdom sir. Be grateful for everything you have and don’t have.

    Peace is > piece.

    2017-07-04 at 1:07 PM#526660
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    I agree, be grateful for everything you have. There is someone in the world who is praying to have what you have. Never be c~~~y, never be surly or shrewd. Be grateful, be thankful, and help people in need when you can. Doing good for others makes a person feel a lot better about themselves.

    2017-07-04 at 1:40 PM#526702
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    PistolPete
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    Its great to hear from you Jan and a great point—my Dad was an A-hole but he taught me to “look at the doughnut not the hole”.

    2017-07-04 at 1:57 PM#526720
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    PistolPete wrote:

    Its great to hear from you Jan and a great point—my Dad was an A-hole but he taught me to “look at the doughnut not the hole”.

    I would imagine a big woman would tell you the same thing.

    2017-07-04 at 3:06 PM#526783
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    JVB
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    PP on the scene!!

    Peace is > piece.

    2017-07-04 at 4:06 PM#526846
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    MarketWatcher
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    Jan Sobieski wrote:

    Strive for more, but be grateful.

    Well said. Be content, but keep moving forward.

    The things you own end up owning you.

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