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15-02-2012 20:35 thedailylockerroom.com Have you ever known people who complain about everything? Their soup's too hot. Their bed's too cold. Their vacation was too short. Their pay is too low, they hate their job, their boss, and on it goes. You sit side by side with them at dinner and while you enjoy every morsel, they tell you want's wrong with each and every dish. Such people don't appreciate life no matter how good it gets. Appreciation for life isn't a matter of extreme knowledge, where you were born, the people you hang out with, the money you make or don't make. It's not a matter of taste or sophistication. It's a matter of perspective. John Wooden said; "Things turn out best for the people who make the best of the way things turn out." The place to start is with the little things. If you can learn to appreciate them and be grateful for them, you'll appreciate the big things as well as everything in between. When I wake up in the morning, I immediately direct my thoughts to being grateful for the day. I look outside my window and by habit I say thank you! Thank you for this day and thank you for the opportunity to see. From there I go on to say thank you for my daughter, my family and the people in my life who I love and love me. I close by saying "use me to help others today to live their best life." Develop a high appreciation for life and you to will be living your very best life. http

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