Leave A Trail Of Gratitude
I hear many people confess that our younger generation lives in a bubble of entitlement. These kids believe they are entitled to the latest designer clothes, shoes, or cellphone because they perform well in sports, arts or at school. WHO actually modeled this behavior for them? Children are sponges and most often repeat, behave or imitate what they’ve seen at home. No one ever really wants to admit it, but it’s true. Small children have mannerisms and daily expressions that come right from their everyday experiences. That child that can’t sit and eat at a restaurant is probably having that normal behavior at home when no one is looking or caring. Enjoy the view and model thankfulness! We can change that dynamic by TEACHING our youth (and adults) to leave a trail of gratitude in their daily lives. It is easy to say, “Thank You”. If it seems like a mundane task, still intentionally choose to be thankful. We pass many vehicular accidents on our daily commutes. Than