Dr. Emoto's Experiment - Gratitude Can Change Us

<p>I really want to encourage you to start really having a lot of gratitude for you, for where you are now, for what you've accomplished, for everything that you've done.</p><p><strong>SHOWNOTES:</strong></p><p>•     Whatever business you're in, whatever you're doing, there's people out there that want and need your products or maybe you want to join your business or want to join your team. And there's people out there just waiting for you to show up and share, are waiting for you to clear out the doubt and the fear, so that they can find you. (4:20)</p><p>•    It's just grounding ourselves and realizing how abundant we really are, how blessed we truly are, instead of being in the mindset of getting, getting, getting, I gotta get this, I gotta get this, I gotta do this, I gotta get this, I gotta get that, then I'll feel better. It's saying, you know what, I'm already blessed. I'm already abundant. There are already so many amazing things in my life. (8:44)</p><p>•    Dr. Emoto was a Japanese scientist, and he revolutionized the idea that our thoughts and intentions impact the physical realm, and he did a water experiment with this, and it's pretty cool. The reason why I want to share this with you guys today is because I want to get into gratitude and appreciation for ourselves and the way that we talk to ourselves and how important it truly is.  (12:44)</p><p>•      I really want to encourage you to start really having a lot of gratitude for you for where you are now, for what you've accomplished, just for everything that you've done, just for showing up. For listening to this podcast, because listening to his podcast, it's showing up, saying, Hey, I want to be the best version of myself and work on my mindset and follow my dreams. And no matter what's going on physically or maybe the way you really feel about yourself, that I want to encourage you to just pour a lot of love over you, imperfections and all. (17:47)</p><p>•    Not only does it make us must feel better, but I've even seen people change the way the