I’m living in gratitude and thankfulness this year. I am so blessed by so many amazing people in my life. Let’s compare this year with the last few years. As I reflect and reviewed, I realized I didn’t write a thankful and gratitude blog the last two years. Wow, I was thankful and grateful for many things, but there was a cloud of anticipatory loss that left me uninspired to write about being thankful. We were dealing with my mother’s declining health and dad’s mental decline and last year mom’s death clouded the ability to share joy, gratitude, and thanksgiving. This year has been a year filled with blessings. Want to know - What am I thankful for?, Why gratitude is important? Tips for Gratitude or looking for Resources for Gratitude? Keep reading.
What if you aren’t feeling so thankful and you are grieving? I have a free webinar, Grief Triage: Strategies for the Holidays Mon. 11/28 and a program starting Mon. Dec. 5 to deal with grief and the holidays that may be useful for you or someone you know. Details below.
What am I thankful and grateful for? There is so much to mention. First, my amazing supportive and encouraging husband Bill. He’s been my rock through the storm. Next, my three young sons that have also been supportive and continue to grow into amazing men. I am grateful for the new adult child relationships I have with them. Friends and family, I am truly grateful for all of my friends and family near and far, that are always there, checking in, encouraging, my prayer warriors, sharing the good and the not so great. I am truly blessed by my clients both individual and corporate. You have been bright spots in my life and I’ve learned so much from you as I serve you. My coach colleagues and friends – what a rich diversity of experiences and people to bolster my coaching abilities. I am thankful for YOU, those that read my writing!
I am thankful I live in the United States of America; in this country we are free to worship, speak, write and live with many freedoms. I am thankful I have a home, food, water, and the resources to provide for others and myself. I have my health and given I have an autoimmune disease I know how blessed I am to be living a full life relatively pain free. I am thankful for my alternative health providers that continue to provide me a high quality of life. I am thankful I am an entrepreneur and able to own my own business and live my life according to my gifts and passions.
What are YOU thankful and grateful for? When was the last time you reflected deeply on this topic?
Why is Gratitude Important?
Did you know that expressing gratitude you might sleep better, have a stronger immune system, and be more positive? Best of all it can improve your relationships and community. In this time of division in the US what better way to begin to heal than to express gratitude and thanksgiving?
Tips to Express Gratitude
How do you express gratitude? Do you have a practice that you’d like to share? I’d love to hear from you and learn more. Did you find this a useful or thought provoking topic? Click like, share, or comment please. Perhaps someone you know could use this information, please share.
Are you or someone you know going through a life change and wonder what’s next? Feeling stuck and not sure what to do? Are you ready to take a step forward with your life? If so, I’d be honored to embark on that journey together with you. I partner with those who desire change and are ready to make positive changes. Together we work to move forward to live boldly and fulfilled. I love hearing my clients regain their lives and loving life again.
Check out my website or email me and let’s connect. If you want more change, loss, and life tips register for my newsletter – to the right of this blog.
Peace, Love, & Blessings,
Teresa Bitner, PMP, M.Ed., ACC
Bold Fulfilled Business & Life Coach –Change and Loss Specialty
[email protected]
Gratitude Resources
The Neuroscience of Why Gratitude Makes Us Healthier
What if you aren’t feeling so thankful and you are grieving? I have a free webinar, Grief Triage: Strategies for the Holidays Mon. 11/28 and a program starting Mon. Dec. 5 to deal with grief and the holidays that may be useful for you or someone you know. Details below.
What am I thankful and grateful for? There is so much to mention. First, my amazing supportive and encouraging husband Bill. He’s been my rock through the storm. Next, my three young sons that have also been supportive and continue to grow into amazing men. I am grateful for the new adult child relationships I have with them. Friends and family, I am truly grateful for all of my friends and family near and far, that are always there, checking in, encouraging, my prayer warriors, sharing the good and the not so great. I am truly blessed by my clients both individual and corporate. You have been bright spots in my life and I’ve learned so much from you as I serve you. My coach colleagues and friends – what a rich diversity of experiences and people to bolster my coaching abilities. I am thankful for YOU, those that read my writing!
I am thankful I live in the United States of America; in this country we are free to worship, speak, write and live with many freedoms. I am thankful I have a home, food, water, and the resources to provide for others and myself. I have my health and given I have an autoimmune disease I know how blessed I am to be living a full life relatively pain free. I am thankful for my alternative health providers that continue to provide me a high quality of life. I am thankful I am an entrepreneur and able to own my own business and live my life according to my gifts and passions.
What are YOU thankful and grateful for? When was the last time you reflected deeply on this topic?
Why is Gratitude Important?
Did you know that expressing gratitude you might sleep better, have a stronger immune system, and be more positive? Best of all it can improve your relationships and community. In this time of division in the US what better way to begin to heal than to express gratitude and thanksgiving?
Tips to Express Gratitude
- Keep a gratitude journal or jar – write daily what you are grateful for.
- Be mindful of what you say, do, write and share - Your social media, email, conversations. Are you the light or the dark?
- Being grateful for people in your life and saying thank you – the store check out clerk, the delivery person, etc.
- Look for ways to be grateful in the darkest and most anxious times of life – it will brighten the experience.
- Write a letter(s) to people who you are grateful for.
How do you express gratitude? Do you have a practice that you’d like to share? I’d love to hear from you and learn more. Did you find this a useful or thought provoking topic? Click like, share, or comment please. Perhaps someone you know could use this information, please share.
Are you or someone you know going through a life change and wonder what’s next? Feeling stuck and not sure what to do? Are you ready to take a step forward with your life? If so, I’d be honored to embark on that journey together with you. I partner with those who desire change and are ready to make positive changes. Together we work to move forward to live boldly and fulfilled. I love hearing my clients regain their lives and loving life again.
Check out my website or email me and let’s connect. If you want more change, loss, and life tips register for my newsletter – to the right of this blog.
Peace, Love, & Blessings,
Teresa Bitner, PMP, M.Ed., ACC
Bold Fulfilled Business & Life Coach –Change and Loss Specialty
[email protected]
Gratitude Resources
The Neuroscience of Why Gratitude Makes Us Healthier
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