Ingratitude leaves you feeling small, blind, anxious, and resentful. It corrupts the past, present, and future.
Ingratitude corrodes life.
How to cleanse the 3 toxic practices of ingratitude:
#1. Rehearsing hurts.
#2. Overlooking good.
#3. Expecting disappointment.
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Ingratitude reflects the person you don’t aspire to become.
You’ll never be great and ungrateful at the same time.
Gratitude changes you.
Expressing gratitude shifts your thinking from burden to opportunity.
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