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Gratitude is an Attracting Force
Gratitude is an attracting force. Many of us see gratitude as something we give thanks for once we have received a positive blessing in our life.
Yes, we can look at gratitude in this way, and we should do.
We should be grateful when we receive the smallest blessings in our life.
We are grateful when:
- Someone gives us a gift
- We receive praise for a job well done
- We receive comments on our lovely clothes
- When we do a good deed
Gratitude can also be used as an attracting force.
How does that work?
When we have gratitude for what we already have in our life, it creates an attracting force to attract even more into our lives.
Like attracts like.
If we are not grateful for what we already have in our life, having more, would be more not to be grateful for.
It has no relevance.
When we are grateful for what we already have, having more, is more to be grateful for.
It’s compounding.
What can we be grateful for right now, in these challenging times, so we can be an attracting force to receive more?
I’m grateful for:
- My family
- Another day on planet earth
- My home
- My health
- My daily food
- My friends
- My clients
- Living in Vietnam
- The current lockdown
I’m so grateful for everything in my life right now.
How can you be an attracting force for goodness and abundance in your life by being grateful for every single thing in your life right now?
Make a list, daily, be grateful for what you already have, and become an attracting force for more, much more.
Have a great week.
Gratitude is an attracting force!
Paul Simos is an accomplished Executive Life Coach, Health Coach & Certified Trainer.
He has a fundamental belief about his clients which frames how they work together i.e. they already have everything they need to achieve success. His role as a coach is to stimulate and challenge his clients to unlock their successful beliefs, skills, and behavior patterns.
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