GP presents Home is Where the Heart is posted at Innstyle Montana- Come on Inn, saying, “Home is where the heart is… tips for good ol’ fashion hospitality”

Fruitpunch presents Winners make things happen, Losers let things happen posted at Fruit Punch Diary.

HL Grove presents Making Your Dreams Come True posted at Hennie Grove.

Taylor Coburn presents Getting Things Done posted at Internet Business at ProcessToProfits, saying, “How to end procrastination, that nasty habit that keeps freedom and dreams at bay.”

GreatManagement presents How You Can Use Storytelling To Inspire Success posted at The GreatManagement Blog, saying, “Remember the times you have been a member of an audience. It could be on a course, at a team meeting or on a night out. Which ones do you remember? The really great ones and, maybe the really bad ones.
Why is that?”

Joel Chue presents relax and get hypnotized! posted at SELF HYPNOSIS: Weight Loss, Quit Smoking Self Hypnosis!.

Joel Chue presents Mind Power: Life is a Mind Game – Learn How to Play it Well posted at Mind Power Hacks: Tap The Subconscious Mind Power.

Joel Chue presents Quantum Physics applied to Mind Power – Part 1 of 10 posted at Mind Power: Unlock The Subconscious Mind Power Secrets.

Avani presents How to get clarity in thoughts posted at Food For Mind.

JC presents The Strange Thing About Worry posted at A Journey Of Dreams.

Gabriella Kortsch, Ph.D. presents Our Joys posted at Psychology, Transformation & Freedom Papers, saying, “Grieve not for what is past … our joys as winged dreams do fly … doesn’t it make sense that we behave the same way with our grief as we do with our joy? As the poet – Thomas Percy – says, are joys tend to leave us very quickly. And yet we dwell on our sorrows.”

Lorraine Cohen presents Letting Go Of the Guilt When You Need to Change Priorities posted at Powerfull Living, saying, “Giving yourself permission to change priorities is an important key to living a happier and prosperous life!”

Elizabeth presents Small steps that ignite the flame of passion! posted at The best is yet to come!, saying, “This blog discusses how to have success and passion when reaching for your dreams!”

Raymond presents
Work At Home To Build A Blog Business posted at Money Blue Book.

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1. Keep a gratitude journal
Sit down, daily, and write about the things for which you are grateful. Start with whatever springs to mind and work from there. Try not to write the same thing every day but explore your gratefulness.

2. Remember the bad
The way things are now may seem better in the light of bad memories. Don’t forget the bad things that have happened, the contrast may encourage gratefulness.

3. Ask yourself three questions
Choose someone you know, then first consider what you have received from them, second what you have given to them and thirdly what trouble you have caused them. This may lead to discovering you owe others more than you thought.

4. Pray
Whether you are Buddhist, Christian, Jewish, Muslim or atheist, a ritualised form of giving thanks may help increase gratitude.

5. Use your senses
80% of people say they are thankful for their health. If so, then get back in touch with the simple human fact of being able to sense what is out there: use your vision, touch, taste and smell to experience the world, and be thankful you can.

6. Use visual reminders
Two big obstacles to being grateful are simply forgetting and failing to be mindful. So leave a note of some kind reminding you to be grateful. It could be a post-it, an object in your home or another person to nudge you occasionally.

7. Swear an oath to be more grateful
Promise on whatever you hold holy that you’ll be more grateful. Sounds crazy? There’s a study to show it works.

8. Think grateful thoughts
Called ‘automatic thoughts’ or self-talk in cognitive therapy, these are the habitual things we say to ourselves all day long. What if you said to yourself: “My life is a gift” all day long? Too cheesy? OK, what about: “Every day is a surprise”.

9. Acting grateful is being grateful
Say thank you, become more grateful. It’s that simple.

10. Be grateful to your enemies?
It’ll take a big creative leap to be thankful to the people who you most despise. But big creative leaps are just the kind of things likely to set off a change in yourself. Give it a try.

I don’t know about you but I will try anything to try and ease the pain of grief, to overcome the pain of losing the person you love.  I suppose my blog is part of the process, part of my journal. Feel free to use the comments to talk positively about your day.

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