1. The more you are in a state of gratitude, the more things you will attract to be grateful for.

• Be grateful for what you have and you will end up having more.

• Focus on what you don't have and you'll never have enough.

2. If you are happy, you will not always be grateful, but gratitude will always make you happy.

• It is almost impossible to appreciate a moment sincerely and view it strictly at the same time.

• Being happy now doesn't mean you don't want more, it means you're grateful for what you have and patient for what's yet to come.

3. Gratitude fosters true forgiveness when you can sincerely say, “Thank you for this experience.”

• There is no point in judging or regretting important life lessons.

• Gratitude makes sense of yesterday, peace for today, and creates a positive vision for tomorrow.

4. You never need more than you have at one time.

• It has been said that giving thanks is the highest form of prayer. Instead of praying “for” things, give thanks for the things you already have.

• When life gives you every reason to be negative, think of one good reason to be positive. There is always something to be grateful for.

5. Gratitude encompasses everything

• Good days give you happiness and bad days give you wisdom. Both are essential.

• Since all things have contributed to your progress, you should include everyone in your gratitude. This is especially true for your relationships. We meet ordinary people in life; but if you give them a chance, they can all teach you something important.

6. What you have to be grateful for in the present changes.

• Be grateful for everything you have now, because you never know what will happen next. What you have will ultimately be what you had.

• Life changes every day and your blessings will gradually change along with it.

7. A grateful mind never takes things for granted

• What separates privilege from benefit is gratitude.

• The circumstance (or person) you take for granted today may turn out to be the only thing you need tomorrow.

8. When expressing your gratitude, you must remember that the greatest gratitude is not just saying the words, but living them every day.

• The most important thing is not what you say, but how you live.

• Don't talk, show. It's not enough to promise, prove it.

9. Gratitude includes reward

• In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, we hardly realize that we receive much more than we give, and without this gratitude, life cannot be rich.

• It is so easy to overestimate the importance of our own achievements compared to what we have with the help of others.

10. The greatest tribute to the people and circumstances you have lost is not sadness, but gratitude.

• Just because something didn't last forever doesn't mean it wasn't the greatest gift you could imagine.

• Be grateful that your paths crossed and that you had the opportunity to experience something wonderful.

11. To be truly grateful, you must be truly present.

• Count the blessings in your life, starting with the breath you are taking now.

• We often forget that the greatest miracle is not to walk on water; the greatest miracle is to walk on green earth, to live deeply in the present moment, to appreciate it, and to feel fully alive.

12. Letting go of control multiplies the possibility of gratitude

• Sometimes we put so much energy into trying to control all aspects of our lives that we completely lose control along the way.

• Learn to let go, relax a little, and take the path that life sometimes takes you down. Try something new, be fearless, and most of all, do your best and be okay.

Letting go of unnecessary expectations allows you to actually experience the unexpected. And the greatest joys in life are often unexpected surprises and opportunities you never expected.

ALWAYS REMEMBER:

GRATITUDE, GRATITUDE AND ENDLESS GRATITUDE!