Saturday, November 13, 2010, San Jose, CA.

The cornucopia is a symbol of abundance and endless supply. When focusing on what we have rather than what we don’t have, a feeling of joy, fullness, and aliveness emerges. When we are grateful, fear disappears and abundance appears. With gratitude we feel confident and energetic. Research shows that we are more enjoyable to be around. Read more →

Most of us have heard the phrase, “Attitude of Gratitude.” Gratitude is an attitude but is much, much more. It is also an emotion, a mood, a habit, a  virtue, a personality trait and a way of life. Above all, gratitude is pleasing, feels good and motivates. When we feel grateful, we are motivated to share the goodness we have received with others. Read more →

“When I worked at a Fortune 500 company, I dealt with customers who encountered issues with our products. There was one situation where it took quite a long time for me to be able to provide a resolution for a customer.  I made it a point to call him weekly whether I had any news or not just so he’d know I hadn’t forgotten about him. Read more →

Scientific proof shows that, when people engage in a regular practice of gratitude, they experience a great amount of physical, psychological, and interpersonal benefits. In some instances, people have said that their practice of gratitude led to transformative life changes. And, even more significant, friends, relatives, coworkers, and partners in the lives of those who practice gratitude reported that they seem visibly more content and more enjoyable to be around. Read more →