“Life is much more fun if you live it in the spirit of play and collaboration, working with instead of against others.” - Wally Amos
In a sea of faces, there is only one YOU. Since we can’t sit down over coffee or tea, let’s begin an introduction here in this guest book. Who are you and what attracts you to gratitude?
Just comment with your name, a thought about gratitude, and if you’re a Substacker, blogger, or a writer of any sort, feel free to include your link and a brief focus of your writings.
Kudos to fellow Substacker, Martin Prior, who writes at Never Stop Learning and introduced me to the idea of creating this guest book. He ends his own guest book with this thought, which I so agree with:
“Remember, this community is not just about learning; it's about connecting, supporting, and growing together. So let's cheer for each other's success and fuel our curiosity.”
I am so grateful that you are part of this growing community and helping ripple out gratitude, abundance, and love into the world.
Joyce
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Hi all. Grateful to be here and see all of these terrific comments.
I’m Kathryn, full-time writer exploring the complex relationship between art and mental health. I came to this work through my own lived experience of life-threatening depression and I practice gratitude to help counter that when it returns.
https://createmefree.substack.com/
Hi, I'm June. I'm a retired nurse and nurse academic. I've become a late writer via Substack and I love it. As I get older - I'm 67 now - I am finding gratitude a serious way of life. I have lived a life with chronic anxiety and depression, but have learned that even in those depths there are many things for which to be grateful. This world blesses me every day with life, and life all around me, with colours and sound and drifting aromas, and a husband of 47 years, and friends and family. No children, by choice, and I'm grateful I made that choice too when I see the struggles of nieces and nephews and the worry of my siblings. I try to find pleasure in my life every day, and I have so much to be thankful for. It's not always easy, but it is the thing I reach for when there are not-so-good things happening around me. Here's to feeling the gratitude every day! 💐