It’s Thanksgiving here in the US. And there’s always a lot we can be grateful for – if we’re paying attention. This Best Of episode spins through a few of our guests who shared their experiences, insights and wisdom about gratitude. Often they found gratitude to be extremely valuable in times of adversity in their lives. I think they just might inspire you to keep gratitude going long after your tryptophan-induced nap on Thursday.

If any of the clips on gratitude intrigue you, click on the links below to listen to the full conversations.

Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving!

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Mentioned in This Episode

Get ready for that relative coming to your Thanksgiving table who sees the negative in everything:

Whatever It Is I’m Against It

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Links to the Full Conversations

Kristi Nelson – Wake Up Grateful

Brad Aronson – Changing the World One Small Act at a Time

Steven Petrow – The Joy You Make

Michael O’Brien – My Last Bad Day

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