"I feel a very unusual sensation - if it is not indigestion, I think it must be gratitude."

Benjamin Disraeli

My friend Craig Jennings just sent me this quotation - perfect for Thanksgiving!

I love this time of year - Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. It reminds us of the beauty and power of gratitude --

of seeing

and loving

what we have right in front of us.

This year, I have so many things to be greatful for.

I just got back from meeting with a client and saw the city of Springfield planting lots of trees on the main road I live off of. Greatfulness!

I have the best relationship I've ever had with my father. Greatfulness!

I have published a book that is helping people from all walks of life choose the abundance of who they are. Greatfulness!

I'm being who I am much more than ever before. Greatfulness!

And I am connected to all of you -- friends, collegues, fellow companions on the journey.

Greatfulness!

Happy Thanksgiving and abundance to you all. May you find and celebrate the abundance of who you are every day of the year.

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Check out the Audio Resources section at www.CoachingIntoGreatness.com.

I've just added recordings of our first three Abundance Intelligence® R&D calls where we explore the following Abundance Intelligence® Guiding Principles:

Who You Are Is Everything

What is Meant For You Can't Be Lost

There is Nothing to Become, Only to Be

You can even download the recordings as MP3's and listen to them at your leisure!

Stay tuned for more audio resources, and don't forget to join us for this months' Abundance Intelligence® R&D call on the Guiding Principle

Freedom is in the present.

Click here for more information on this event.

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My friend Mary Gallagher just sent me a link to this video on YouTube.

It made me cry. (In a good way.)

Check it out -

How easy it is for us to wall off a part of ourselves, to not trust, to disallow feeling and connection.

And how easy it is to reconnect with ourselves, to trust, to allow feelings and connection when one person stands up, steps forward and gives us a new way of seeing and being.

You gotta' love life!

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