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Gratitude sets the stage for unlimited possibility.
I learned the true meaning of gratitude when I stopped drinking 14 years and 6 months ago.
My sponsor shared a phrase with me, a grateful heart will never drink. I learned that 16 years ago, I am so very grateful I gave myself grace and didn’t give up on myself I made the choice not to give up on me!
I am profoundly grateful to all of you that are part of my journey. Thank you.
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Congratulations on your sobriety. Gratitude is key to all success.
“A grateful heart will never drink”, that is powerful. Gratitude is the foundation to wholeness, I think. It opens our hearts and it welcomes our true self to unfold and shine in all its magic.
Nice and simple, I have friends and family that have been sucked into the depths of alcoholism. Thank you for being so vulnerable and sharing.
Yes, gratitude is the basis of many positive things in life. Your possibilities are endless!
Congratulations Lynn job well done, continue onward and upward.
Not only that, Lynn. Success as an #MKE graduate! 🙂
Gratitude is, of course, one of the cornerstones in becoming a self-directed thinker. It sounds as if you known that for quite some time! 🙂