Gratitude

A speaker that knows a thing or two about gratitude

Born without the lower half of his left leg, Don learned early in life that being grateful for the one good leg he has, along with a positive attitude, would help him get far more from each day.

Practicing gratitude means reminding yourself to be thankful for what you have and to be willing to show appreciation and return kindness.

Don’s light-hearted storytelling gives his audiences the skills to improve their gratitude. When he takes a closer look at the start of his day, he reminds himself to be grateful and to start the day off on the right foot (made a lot easier because he doesn’t have a left foot).

Don is living proof practicing gratitude is for everyone every day.

How Gratitude can make a difference

Practicing gratitude daily means you have the power to appreciate the ordinary and mundane things of everyday life.

By practicing gratitude for all that we have, we learn to develop a greater appreciation for all things. This is not only useful for our view of materialistic things but extraordinarily beneficial in strengthening relationships with people.

When we focus on someone’s contribution, we begin to see their real worth, and in turn, we give them power and help them grow.