Thanksgiving

15 11, 2014

Thinking about all things Thanksgiving

By |2023-02-06T23:47:05+00:00November 15, 2014|Thanksgiving|Comments Off on Thinking about all things Thanksgiving

But it's hard, because I'm being bombarded by Christmas. Songs, decorations, advertising, everything. I love the holidays, each, in order, but lately, it feels as if Thanksgiving is being completely squeezed out. So, I hope you'll join me in a little crusade to think about Thanksgiving. It's time for an attitude of gratitude. So between now, and Turkey Day, try to be extra thankful for everything in your life. Start with you. Look at yourself in the mirror, and smile. Be thankful for the person looking back at you. Extend your thanks to your friends and family.  Tell someone you love that you do. Do it now. You know all of those people who make your life a little easier everyday? Tell them thanks. Look them in the eye and mean it. Have you volunteered lately? Directly helping another human being who you don't know, [...]

25 11, 2008

Give thanks by getting involved in a charitable pursuit.

By |2023-02-07T02:12:50+00:00November 25, 2008|Barbara Fergus, charity, passions, philanthropy, Real You Incorporated, Thanksgiving|Comments Off on Give thanks by getting involved in a charitable pursuit.

As Thanksgiving approaches, we are once again reminded of the many reasons to be thankful. Even in trying economic times such as these, it’s almost always the case that we can look around and see others who are indeed less fortunate. As always, there are a myriad of ways to give back to your community, but the best way to channel your time, energy and resources is to follow your heart. In other words, identify problems in your community or the world that are important to you. So, my challenge to you is to pick three areas where your gifts could shine. Then, seek out organizations in your community that serve at least one of your chosen areas. Go to the Web site, contact the organization and start giving your time and resources in a way that demonstrates how truly thankful you are. Barbara Fergus, [...]

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