A simple gratitude practice…

Ya know what?  

Research has finally proven the benefits of gratitude. 

Even though it’s something we’ve known (or felt) all along, the fact that it’s “official” has brought it to the front of our minds, and that can only be a good thing.  

Because forgetting to be grateful is… actually pretty easy.

That’s why gratitude is a practice.  And just like anything it can fall to the wayside in the midst of the crazy-busyness of daily life.

Ayurveda has inspired me to keep it simple.  No complicated checklists, schedules, journals or sets of instructions. 

Stay true to who I am.  And create a practice that looks and feels like me (open-hearted, genuine and a little quirky).

So here it is.  My simple gratitude practice…

  • Notice the world around you with a grateful heart

  • Share the love you find

  • Don’t stop

Hey did you catch that sharing it with you is a part of the practice? (I love that!).

How do YOU practice gratitude?  How does your practice reflect who you are?

Share the love in the comments!


Bea Rue

Freelance Web & Graphic Designer

Recently I began taking inventory of my life, recognizing the shifts I could make to lessen my personal consumption and impact. Since we spend a quarter of our lives working, that was certainly an area demanding attention. So I left retail and begin my career freelancing for small businesses whose higher purpose transcends profit.

I believe in employing my skills and energy to empower others working to create positive change in our world. I support too-swamped entrepreneurs by breathing life into their brands and websites, allowing them to focus on the important work at hand. At the same time, I get to nurture my own entrepreneurial spirit while being creative and building truly meaningful relationships throughout my community.

I strive to inform, delight and inspire by balancing content with design. I consider the details without losing sight of the big picture. I aim to see around corners while staying focused on the moment. I'm self directed but have over a decade of experience successfully working with teams. And while I've surely got bills to pay, I know it's my social responsibility to be selective about where I put my energy.

https://bearue.com
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