The Week of Gratitude

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Happy Thanksgiving week, friends!

How are we doing? We are in the final stretch of what must be the most confusing, crazy, unpredictable year ever. I don't know of a single individual who can say that this year didn't come with a surprise or two. Whether you experienced job loss, health issues, loss of loved ones, cancellation of plans. We all have experienced one or multiple events or hardships. None of us are leaving unscathed in 2020.

However, I want to encourage each of us to think of whatever it is we may be grateful for. I'll start and lead by example.

I am grateful for my health.

I am grateful to have my kids 80% of the time with me.

I am grateful for a roof over my head.

I am grateful for the amazing families that I have been able to meet virtually. Not gonna lie, I am a hugger so I can't wait to hug a ton of people really soon. (If you are not a hugger, you might need to grin and bear it. lol!)

I am grateful for the opportunity to provide for my kids. That the endless possibilities are out there for me to rise up, and build something incredible for them and with them.

I am grateful for my Woven Community group. I have the BEST women in my circle. You should join us.

I am grateful for God's joy, peace, mercy, hope, and faithfulness when I believed my world was ending. I am happier than I have ever been, and more at peace than ever, even though everything is so different now.

I am grateful for this little blog that I tend to neglect from time to time, but is always here so I can write out all of my thoughts, feelings, hopes and dreams.

I am grateful for all of you who choose to come over here and read what I actually have to say, and you actually enjoy it. Nothing brings me more joy than knowing and hearing that the words that fill this space encourages you. That is my ultimate goal.

I am so grateful that I get to have Thanksgiving with my family.

Now, it is your turn. Please share with me what you are grateful for. I look forward to reading and connecting with you and praising with you.

Love,

Tiffany Rhea