For Richard Branson — a short video honoring the love story of Joan and the lessons of love, loss, and the bridge between them.
No response needed — just hoping this reaches you. @richardbranson
Phil Rosenthal's philosophy: be authentic in your work, be a force for good, hold on tight to your people, and practice gratitude every single day. Simple habits for a joyful, meaningful life. #PhilRosenthal#Gratitude
Jack Mackenroth is grateful for the social acceptance of LGBT people in the US. While not perfect, we've made awesome progress compared to other countries where being LGBT is criminalized. #LGBTQ#Gratitude
Grateful for the people I serve at the San Francisco Night Ministry. They've taught me so much about life, love, heartache, and struggle. Their openness to comfort & care inspires me to keep going. #Gratitude#NightMinistry
Gratitude, like faith, grows stronger with use. Practice gratefulness to unlock its power, or its gifts will go unnoticed. Find the blessings in everything. #Gratitude#Faith
Spreading gratitude is a spiritual act, a form of psychic warriorship. You're not just traveling; you're on a pilgrimage, giving a gift to those you meet. #Gratitude#SpiritJourney
Gratitude isn't just a feeling; it's a practice. Saying "thank you" daily can rewire your brain to focus on the positive, even during tough times. What are you thankful for today? #Gratitude#Mindfulness
Ignoring the gifts around you is a disease that steals joy and breaks relationships. Appreciation is reciprocal. Give it freely, and it will come back to you. #Gratitude#Appreciation
Gratitude feel like a chore? What if it was a dessert you craved? Gratitude, like ice cream, comes in different flavors. Find what clicks with you—vanilla or a sundae. What's *your* favorite flavor? #Gratitude#Mindfulness
Every day is a miracle. Waking up, sleeping, and having your spirit return—it's all a testimony to the goodness of God. Some never wake up again. #Miracle#Faith
"She left you well," Death said. Letting go with dignity isn't giving up. It's showing up until the last breath... and somehow, even after. #Grief#Loss
Explaining gratitude to a child: it's like a hug for all your feelings—sadness, anger, joy, even indifference. Hug everything you're feeling, even shame. Love everything, especially what's hard. #Gratitude#Mindfulness