Comments on: A Few Words on Gratitude http://brentongieser.com/collection-of-thoughts/a-few-words-on-gratitude New Media...New Possibilities Mon, 30 Jan 2012 03:07:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Brenton http://brentongieser.com/collection-of-thoughts/a-few-words-on-gratitude/comment-page-1#comment-550 Brenton Fri, 25 Dec 2009 18:07:29 +0000 http://brentongieser.com/?p=329#comment-550 Matt...you always seem to have some great perspective on having the right entrepreneurial attitude. I appreciate all you add to this blog. Hope you're smiling and laughing with your family over the holidays. Matt…you always seem to have some great perspective on having the right entrepreneurial attitude. I appreciate all you add to this blog. Hope you’re smiling and laughing with your family over the holidays.

]]> By: Matt http://brentongieser.com/collection-of-thoughts/a-few-words-on-gratitude/comment-page-1#comment-540 Matt Fri, 25 Dec 2009 01:59:35 +0000 http://brentongieser.com/?p=329#comment-540 Great post. I think this is very important... appreciating what we have and the things and people around us is key. Sometimes people ask me how I am and maybe I'm not doing that great... but I typically still say good. I will never be "bad" ... why? Because odds are someone else, somewhere, has it A LOT worse than I do. Walking miles in a village to fetch watch to drink for the day. Suffering and hurting from physical abuse. Walking with a loved one who is dying. Who am I to complain about my life? Unless it's life and death, it's not too important. Business and jobs and work will always be there... but people won't be. I am no one to complain. How do I give gratitude? SMILE. LAUGH. Be positive. Life is too short to be anything else. I give off positive energy and anyone I see on a weekly basis can attest to that. I want to be on fire with positive energy, and I want people to see that... because to be anything else isn't what I think we should be. I don't want to know I should have gratitude, I want to live it. Great post. I think this is very important… appreciating what we have and the things and people around us is key. Sometimes people ask me how I am and maybe I’m not doing that great… but I typically still say good. I will never be “bad” … why? Because odds are someone else, somewhere, has it A LOT worse than I do. Walking miles in a village to fetch watch to drink for the day. Suffering and hurting from physical abuse. Walking with a loved one who is dying. Who am I to complain about my life? Unless it’s life and death, it’s not too important. Business and jobs and work will always be there… but people won’t be. I am no one to complain.

How do I give gratitude? SMILE. LAUGH. Be positive. Life is too short to be anything else. I give off positive energy and anyone I see on a weekly basis can attest to that. I want to be on fire with positive energy, and I want people to see that… because to be anything else isn’t what I think we should be. I don’t want to know I should have gratitude, I want to live it.

]]> By: Austin http://brentongieser.com/collection-of-thoughts/a-few-words-on-gratitude/comment-page-1#comment-449 Austin Tue, 01 Dec 2009 01:41:58 +0000 http://brentongieser.com/?p=329#comment-449 I like this post a lot! Seneca once said, "there is nothing more honorable than a grateful heart." Yes, I may have looked that one up just recently for my Thanksgiving toast, but it is very true. Good work! I like this post a lot! Seneca once said, “there is nothing more honorable than a grateful heart.” Yes, I may have looked that one up just recently for my Thanksgiving toast, but it is very true. Good work!

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