Gratitude and Forgiveness.
When your car runs low on fuel, you go to the service station and fill the tank so you can keep going, right? When your cell phone battery loses power, you plug it back into the power source, don't you? Why is it, then, that when your emotions and attitude take a downward plunge, you don't look to your own source of rejuvenation?
We all have a reserve of positive memories and emotions that we can tap into during challenging times. The source that I plug into is Go. For some reason, we seem to plug into negative sources more often. In sad times, we tend to plug into emotions like regret, helplessness, and sorrow rather than recharging our attitudes with more empowering feelings.
Two of the antidotes to a negative attitude are gratitude and forgiveness.
We all have a reserve of positive memories and emotions that we can tap into during challenging times. The source that I plug into is Go. For some reason, we seem to plug into negative sources more often. In sad times, we tend to plug into emotions like regret, helplessness, and sorrow rather than recharging our attitudes with more empowering feelings.
Two of the antidotes to a negative attitude are gratitude and forgiveness.
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