Haitian Motivational Thoughts

Gratitude is a powerful practice that can transform your perspective on life. Embrace a mindset of thankfulness, appreciating even the seemingly insignificant aspects of your journey.

Each day, take a moment to acknowledge the small blessings that often go unnoticed - a warm cup of coffee, a friendly smile, a moment of tranquility.

Cultivating gratitude not only brings positivity into your life but also fosters resilience in challenging times.

When you shift your focus to gratitude, you open the door to a more fulfilling existence. Recognize that every experience, no matter how minor, contributes to your growth and well-being.

Gratitude invites mindfulness, allowing you to savor each moment and find joy in the present. As you consistently practice gratitude, you'll find your perspective expanding, enabling you to navigate life's ups and downs with a renewed sense of appreciation.

Remember, the journey of self-improvement starts with acknowledging the richness of your life. Embracing gratitude is a small yet profound step towards self-help.

By celebrating every facet of your existence, you invite positivity, resilience, and a deeper connection to the beauty that surrounds you.

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Here is a photo of a little path in the middle of a savanna in Haiti. Haitians call this a "chemin". If you follow it, it will take you out ot a bigger a road or to someone's house but it definitely take you somewhere.

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Many Haitians have never had enough COURAGE to admit it when they've loose the battle, especially in politics. As soon as he looses, he starts complaining it was rigged, it's fraud, it's anything but the fact that you have lost!

Instead of admitting you have lost, you would rather get mad, you kick, you scream and you fight, or in the case of a Haitian politician, he's almost immediately in the opposition, an opponent who will never recognize this one single fact:

I won and you have lost!

Admit to your loss, this is what courage

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It is NOT mean to change your friends, It is NOT mean to cut people out of your life who are not contributing to you life. If you want to rise at a higher level, you have to find higher caliber friends.

Read the related article and watch a couple of motivational videos to help you change your friends and cut out the people in your life who are not contributing to your life.

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Tamaki Osaka has such a rich smile on her face while she was on the set of the Today Show watching her Haitian-Japanese daughter, tennis player Naomi Osaka, answer questions about her dramatic U.S. Open final.

Happiness can make you look 10 years younger, don't you agree? She looks so young and so beautiful when that camera caught her.

Naomi Osaka on the Today Show, she speaks out about Serena Williams and US Open final experience (VIDEO)

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