Posted: 11/27/2013 | Happiness	Comments
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It’s that time of year again, when we plan, travel, shop, cook, clean and of course, eat our way through the holidays. It’s so much fun to break bread with family and friends, sharing our treats and traditions that help us feel connected with our community. As you fly through preparations, remember to slow down, just a bit, and take the time to reflect on all the abundance in your life. Whether or not you feel you’ve received everything you wanted, feeling gratitude, and extending appreciation makes a huge difference for you and for others.

This year, I’m reflecting on the many, many blessings I’ve received. I am so grateful for your support and participation in my life. Since Thanksgiving of last year, I’ve published my book, a long process and truly a labor of love. I’m honored that it has won 11 book awards, including the Gold Nautilus Book Award, and USA Best Book Award, among others. I’m happy to know it’s reached so many hearts and minds, and if you’ve read it, I hope that it made a profound difference for you.

I’m also grateful for my husband, my family, and friends, as well as the ever-expanding community of like-minded people who seek to know themselves, to bring joy and peace into their lives and reflect the beauty of the world around us. I am grateful for all of you who strive to make a difference.

This Thanksgiving, I hope you find yourself surrounded by loved ones, or the beauty of nature, quiet solitude or whatever makes you feel happy. I hope you’ll take time to remember all the wonder, the joys, the unexpected gifts, the connections, the experiences and the insights that make up the fabric of your life today.

How are you grateful today? Please take a moment to leave your comment. They make a difference for all of us!

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