ridiculously small. Add to that the odds of you landing at this time and you’ve got a number staggering infi nitesimal.
Recognise that, whatever your personal challenges are or may have been, you are astoundingly fortunate and wealthy beyond measure.
Why is this important to know? One reason is that it puts your life in perspective. Another is that psychologists say it’s almost impossible to feel grateful and unhappy at the same time. I’ll add that it’s almost impossible to feel truly grateful and NOT feel wealthy.
We should all feel immense appreciation for the life that we were given - and make a conscious eff ort to practice looking at what’s right in our lives rather than what’s missing.
So here’s your assignment, if you’re willing: Write down at least 5 things for which you are immensely grateful and which make your life truly wealthy. You cannot list “Family,” “Friends” or “Health,” because these go without saying. Also, don’t just name the thing, explain why you feel so grateful. Will you do it?
Do you dare to discover just how wealthy you already are?
I hope so.
By Ann Wilson, The Wealth Chef sharing the recipes for wealth.
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