Someday You'll Understand
Channel: David George Brooke
Date: 2015-10-03

It’s That Gratitude Guy today’s 2-min. gratitude video & tip of the day:

Someday You’ll Understand

The other day I was listening to the radio and an old song came on called Someday You’ll Understand by Creedence Clearwater.

As I listened to the lyrics, it brought to mind the advice that Steve Jobs mentions in his famous Stanford commencement speech.  Essentially, if you give it time, you will get the answers to most of the questions you have.  

As he said so eloquently, you can connect the dots backwards, but not forward.

So how does gratitude figure into this equation?  Well, while you are waiting to connect these dots, use gratitude and your gratitude journal to help keep you focused on the most important day of all….today.

By keeping your mindset on all that you have, your abundance, it is much easier to get through the ups and downs that tend to s=discourage us along the way.  Someday will get here, it’s just that you don’t always get to know the date and time.  Someday You’ll Understand.

Now the gratitude tip of the day:  Take a moment today to look back and think about something in your life that didn’t make sense at the time, but does know by looking back and connecting your dots.

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