The gratitude I feel today is a direct result of the work I did yesterday.
•I’m grateful to wake up to a couple of happy, excited, loving dogs every morning.
•I’m grateful to wake up excited for every new day. The possibilities are infinite.
•I’m grateful that chaos is no longer appealing, and I can enjoy the mundane.
•I'm grateful for the ability to be honest, even when it's uncomfortable. Knowing my sobriety depends on it makes it easier to do what's right.
•I’m grateful for all the wonderful people I share my life with. I’m blessed with an abundance of role models, friends, and mentors.
•I’m grateful for all the technology that allows me to connect with people regardless of physical distance.
•I'm grateful for the bathroom window overlooking the backyard, where I can watch Norman enjoy his best little farm dog life.
•I’m grateful that the more I believe my life is abundant, the more abundant it becomes.
•I’m grateful for the spiritual tools that allow me to conquer myself rather than spend my time attempting to conquer others.
•I’m grateful for these past 800 days of sobriety. I never knew life could feel this good. Thank you for being a part of my journey.
I pray that I may be grateful for the things I have received and do not deserve. I pray this attitude will make me truly humble.
