Learn to STOP – Remember These 5 Things For More Gratitude

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There are always “extra” things you could of done to get ahead. We create our to do lists and mark the calendars off to have certain ideals achieved. It’s great when that goes to plan but it can be deeply disappointing when we don’t seem to “catch up” with it all.

1. Stop

2. Look around you

3. Realize what you HAVE achieved over your week, month, year, lifetime

4. Raise a drink to it (singular, not plural)

5. Smile, and continue on courageously

The heart of man plans his way, but the Lord establishes his steps.

Proverbs 16:9 ESV

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