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Attitude of Gratitude

It is a new year full of new opportunities and challenges. Although I am a bit late for a New Years Resolution, I do have some personal goals that I would like to accomplish. This year my goal is to be a kinder, happier person and to be a good example.

I want to get my family started on a new daily habit of gratitude and positive thinking. I’m hoping that my children will naturally develop a positive outlook on life instead of focusing on the negativity.

First, I will start the day by planning our schedules to include exercise, learning, and writing in a gratitude journal.

Check out this book I made for my daughter (affiliate links, I may get a portion of your purchase from these links at no additional cost to you):


I also created these gems:

Secondly, I will devote time to grow spiritually. Our relationship with God should come first, so I will make time for him.

Lastly, I am going to reserve time to have fun. I am hard on myself and my family. By that, I mean I am always trying to improve, use time wisely, and get things done. However, I don’t want to regret not taking enough time to enjoy life while my kids are still young. I will make it a point to put everything down and to have fun with my family for at least one day of the week.


These goals are doable, but if I fail, then I’ll still be in a better place than I was when I started. We are always growing and taking new steps every day. Let’s make sure we are moving in the right direction today!


Do you have goals for this year?


I’d love to hear it!

-Amy

1 Comment

  1. Megan Russell

    I am also trying to use our time wisely and forget to have fun. I hate when I realize I’ve said no to a board game or a puzzle with my kids because I have to wash dishes, do laundry, mop or whatever other chore seemed more important at the time. Great reminder!

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