Living Life as a Thank You
About a week ago, I was introduced to one of the authors of the recently-released book, Living Life as a Thank You: The Transformative Power of Daily Gratitude. They’ve been spreading the message of gratitude far and wide with their book - which is right up our alley. We talked to co-author Nina Lesowitz about how the book came to be and here’s what she had to say:
While researching our book, Living Life as a Thank You, we asked dozens of people throughout the United States to clue us into the secret to cultivating gratitude. We heard some powerful stories about people who have been transformed by the power of thankfulness in their lives.
Some came by their enlightenment through an epiphany moment, some through years of training and others by pure serendipity. We learned that saying “thank you” everyday inspires feelings of love, compassion, and hope and can help us transform our fears into courage, our anger into forgiveness, our isolation into belonging and another’s pain into healing. The book includes stories from world-class athletes to business and humanitarian leaders, to cancer patients to ordinary people who took extraordinary action to transform their lives. We also included gratitude practices, a gratitude tool kit, and inspirational blessings and quotes to motivate readers. We are so grateful for the connections we’ve made and would love to connect with the grateful people on thankfulfor.com as well.
Curious? Check out a few of the reviews…
“Co-authors Lesowitz and Sammons demonstrate through life stories, quotes, and tool kits that gratitude can be the key to kicking an addiction, healing the planet, or just staying sane in a traffic jam. A particularly poignant chapter discusses how to find grace and wisdom in good-byes. This compelling book goes beyond Random Acts of Kindness but inspires the same hope and motivation for good. Buy two copies: one for the library and another for yourself.” - Library Journal Starred Review
“In our day and age, the daily practice of gratitude and acceptance is arguably the most important spiritual routine we should all embrace. Nina Lesowitz and Mary Beth Sammons found an entertaining and wonderful way to make it easy for us to live life as one big thank you!” —Gahl Eden Sasson, author of A Wish Can Change Your Life
Thank you Nina for talking to us about your book. We wish you great success!
Order Living Life as a Thank You: The Transformative Power of Daily Gratitude today.
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