Everything is Better Than You Think: How Gratitude Can Transform Your Life

by Will Johns

What if I could give you a pair of magical glasses that changed the way you saw the world? What if whenever you wore these glasses you felt much better? In fact, let's say the glasses are powerful enough to turn a bad day into a good day. In fact, they are powerful enough to change despair into hope. And these glasses only cost a few dollars. Interested? Most people would probably want to buy these glasses. The good news for you is that you can! This book can have the same effect as magical glasses, except that it doesn't work through magic. You will be taught how to be intentional about what you focus on and it will transform the way you feel. The world outside will remain as it is. But what you see there, will be radically different.Your life is actually much better than you think it is. How could I possibly know that about you? This assertion is based on solid research showing that the human mind naturally focuses on negative things. When you focus on the negative things inyour life, you are going to feel bad and believe your life is bad. But in reality, there are many good things happening in your life that you just can't see yet because your attention is directed towards the bad stuff. This is where my magical glasses come in. I'm going to teach you in this book how you can start to see the good that is already in your life. This will cause you to feel much better. In addition, it will give you a more accurate view of reality.

Genres: Self Help

128 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 15, 2020

Reviews

[Charlotte · Rating 4 out of 5]

Gratitude is a much written about topic at this time. The difference in this book is that it actually has easy to try steps to start you on your gratitude journey. I believe it could bring all of us more joy.

[Heather · Rating 3 out of 5]

Refresher course on gratitude. Didn't appreciate the faith-based discussions.

[Laura · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing

Twas an amazing read. Very real and practical insight. I loved how it was all connected to faith in the end.