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It’s time for some more gratitude (tweet, tweet)
Do you ever have these types of thoughts?
- I wish I didn’t have so many challenging customers.
- Why can’t I find higher-end clients?
- My customers don’t spend that kind of money.
- The market is really slow right now.
Remember… “What you focus on… expands.”
When you instead start feeling gratitude for the business you NOW have, you will start to attract more of those things you are grateful for.
Do you have clients who pay you (even if it seems like a small amount)? Be grateful for them.
Are you able to arrange your schedule to have a little quality time with your loved ones? Feel gratitude for this blessing.
Are you doing what you love for a living? Remember to feel thankful everyday for this opportunity.
“The daily practice of gratitude is one of the conduits by which your wealth will come to you.”
- Wallace Wattles,
author of The Science of Getting Rich
Last year, I created a Gratitude Experiment for my clients and ezine readers. For seven days, participants wrote down 5 things they felt grateful for. After just a few days, we got comments like:
“It’s amazing how well it works and how much inspiration there is in this simple exercise.”
“This exercise has taught me to be appreciative of all things, regardless of how small they may seem.”
“I feel a warm fuzzy and think this is a great way to end the day or begin it!”
“This is the best exercise, I am feeling so happy! Let’s not stop.”
***Well, after seeing how powerful Twitter is for bringing conscious, happy, helpful people together, I decided I should bring this Gratitude Experiment to my tweeps. If you want to see some miracles occur in your life, join in. Just post what you are grateful for at least once a day, using the hash #gratX.
Looking forward to sharing in your happiness, appreciation, and gratitude.
I’m grateful for you!
Creating Balance – the Millionaire Mompreneur Way
Is there really such a thing as perfect balance? Many gurus teach their methods for creating a balanced life, but as a busy mompreneur, I have come to realize that there is no method that works 100% of the time. Even with systems, schedules, and routines – all perfectly put into place with the best of intentions, snags are bound to happen. This is true with any business, and it is certainly true with children. When you put the two together… well, you just can’t expect every day to go flawlessly.An important message for designers re: the economy
Money-tudes
My Biggest Time Management Secret

