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Remember to give thanks

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Hey guys

Hope your weekend has got off to a brilliant start. 

For me, it's been a long but fulfilling week and I'm so glad for the opportunity to recharge. 

This week I had the privilege of working on a project within an area of my passion, and I am so thankful to have had that opportunity.

I learning that living a of gratitude starts with acknowledging what we sometimes classify as minor victories. This could be anything from expressing thanks and gratitude to God for the gift of life, for the support of family, for having a community and networks to draw in this tough season to being thankful for food to eat and a place to call home. 

When we search hard enough, there is much to be grateful for in life. As we express gratitude for these things, it becomes much easier to find something every day to be thankful for and to step over into a lifestyle of gratitude.

Beloved Esther

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