Gratitude
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Armed and Dadly
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Between running a business and being an attentive father and husband, host Eric Portwood sometimes forgets to slow down and be thankful for all he has. In today’s episode, Eric discusses the importance of practicing gratitude.
From the very first moment of each day, we should feel grateful, not only for the things we have but also for the opportunity to live another day. Whether it be journaling or verbal actions, it is important to find a way to remind yourself and those around you that you are thankful. While it can be easy to get caught up just going through the motions of your day-to-day life, Eric explains that incorporating intentional moments of gratitude will improve your mental health and your relationship with yourself and others.
Tune into this week’s episode of Armed & Dadly to learn more about the power of gratitude and ways you can implement it into your daily routine to enjoy a life filled with love and positivity.
Quotes
• “It's easy to forget about the simple things just because they're always there, but for some people, they're not. We need to remind ourselves to always have gratitude.” (03:53-04:06)
• “When I do focus on the things I'm gracious for, it's easier to relax and sleep at night and it's easier to be present in the moments with your loved ones.” (05:32-05:59)
• “When you practice gratitude, you can feel more joy and that can help move the needle forward in our lives.” (06:36-06:56)
• “As bad as situations can be, there's always good that comes from them and reminds us to be gracious.” (13:21-13:46)
• “We should take time to let people know that we're gracious for them because if we just take it for granted, they might not even know how we feel about them.” (17:33-17:46)
• “Practicing gratitude will help boost your mental health.” (39:25-39:30)
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