It is easy to moan at anything wrong.
At anything, it is possible to find 1000 reasons why the current situation is terrible.
Why not this and that.
Why am I not in such a position as the others?
Why everyone around you is in a better situation than you? ……..
We could list this over and over again.

The best question in all of this is:
Is it really that bad?

For god sake as it can’t really be all bad. Every situation is important only from which point of view you look at everything.

I can only look at my last example. I lost my apartment and my long-term home. I can cry, I can dwell, I can shake my anger…..

What do I get out of all my negative thinking? Absolutely nothing, or if I am more precise – I would be just hurting myself, especially on health and also on the possibilities of my development.

I have a different look at it. We moved from one point and moved on. New opportunities are opening up for me that I probably wouldn’t have had in years if this was not happening to me. I would be in the shelter of my home. Now we are moving to another city, which has been my wish for many years. And I am pleased and grateful for this.

That is, I can cry or look forward to a new page in my life. What do you think I will choose? 🙂

And in doing so, we need to practice gratitude. We need to be grateful for those things we have. Don’t complain about things we don’t have at a given moment. And put our focus on the things we want to achieve. That’s all we need.

There are lots of ways to practice gratitude.
– You can write a journal of things you’re grateful for,
– Sharing three good things that happen every day with a friend or your partner,
– Going out of your way to show gratitude when others help you.

When you practice gratitude, you will significantly increase your happiness and satisfaction.
What do you want more? 🙂