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b'Gratitude is rarely spoken about and often overlooked in business.
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\\nIn business, be grateful for any opportunity that comes your way. Be grateful for getting a job interview, be grateful for finding new clients, be grateful for your staff of employees. Show gratitude in your voice and actions. You want to create a culture of positivity in your business.
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\\nHowever, maintain a balance and do not focus entirely on work. Otherwise, you will burn out or get into a rut. Be grateful for all kinds of things from family and friends to a parking space. From business opportunities to cheese curls and Yorkshire Tea.
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\\nStart a gratitude journal. Document what you are grateful for: people, places, experience, things, feelings, and tangible items. You start to focus on being grateful and things you take for granted.
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\\nWe don\\u2019t always feel grateful for what we have, so get into the habit of being grateful. There are so many things that happen during the day, so there is for surely something to be grateful for each and every day.\\xa0
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\\nAbout Russ:
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\\nRuss is based in New York City and works with more than 75 clients. As a business, life, and career coach, he helps so many people realize their dreams and passions through gratitude.
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\\nHe is the author of, \\u201cMy Gratitude Journal,\\u201d in which he documented different expression of gratitude every day.
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\\nChallenged Issue:
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\\nIn this podcast, we are challenging you to be more gracious in your approach to business; and look at what that karma can bring to you and your enterprise.
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\\nRuss\\u2019s Actionable Tips:
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\\n\\t* Start a gratitude journal. Use whatever format you prefer \\u2013 pen and paper, Word document, Excel spreadsheet, etc. Your life will be changed for the better!
\\n\\t* Encourage and inspire others to document what they are grateful for every day.
\\n\\t* Support Russ\\u2019s mission to change the world to become more grateful. Buy his books or contact him.\\xa0
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\\nTop Quotes:
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\\n\\t* \\u201cWhen you open your mind and think of different things to be grateful for, the examples keep flowing like a bountiful river.\\u201d
\\n\\t* \\u201cYou become a lot more positive as a person.\\u201d
\\n\\t* \\u201cEven though I was angry, I was able to find something to be grateful for.\\u201d
\\n\\t* \\u201cMy biggest thing with gratitude is grateful for things, people, places, experiences, feelings and intangible items.\\u201d
\\n\\t* \\u201cIn life, the more balanced you are, the more at peace you are.\\u201d
\\n\\t* \\u201cWhen you start down this path, you will be amazed.\\u201d
\\n\\t* \\u201cYou can go out there and create situations to be grateful for.\\u201d
\\n\\t* \\u201cGratitude helps increase confidence.\\u201d
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\\nGuest Links:
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\\n\\t* Russ Terry Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/RussTerryLifeCoach)
\\n\\t* Russ Terry (http://www.russterrylifecoach.com/)
\\n\\t* Amazon (http://amzn.to/1bYQB66)
\\n\\t* Email (gratitude@russterrylifecoach.com)
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\\nResources:
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\\n\\t* Jacqueline Wales (http://www.thefearlessfactor.com/)
\\n\\t* Jacqueline Wales on Russ Terry Podcast (http://www.blogtalkradio.com/chixtalkradio/2012/12/11/the-russ-terry-show-live-your-best-life--be-fearless)
\\n\\t* Jim Rohn (http://www.jimrohn.com/)
\\n\\t* Google (google.com)
\\n\\t* The Essential 14\\u2013Day Guide to Cutting Your Working Hours and Increasing Your Impact (https://www.excellence-expected.com/cwh/)
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