Quotes About Gratitude

Focus on your priorities, but take things in stride. Make decisions, not excuses. Live one moment at a time. Count your blessings, not your troubles. Let the wrong things go. Look for lessons in unforeseen obstacles. Ask for help. Give as much as you take. Make time for those who matter. Laugh when you can. Cry when you need to. And always stay true to your values.

Humble yourself, Be grateful for all you have been given, Cherish family & friends, Be honest with yourself & others, Live Simple, Love and Laugh Often.

To know you're a comfortable and trusted element in someones life is a compliment. But why does it have to come with being taken for granted?

Don't think about what you're missing, think about what you have that everyone else is missing.

I adore my friends. Each unique in so many ways! So special to me. Thanks for being great.

Stop being so upset about the things you don't have that you forget to enjoy the things you already have.

Don't be mad when someone else starts to appreciate the person you took for granted. What you won't do, someone else will.

Just going to attempt to stop being upset, however, Thank GOD for the things I'm going through..because life is best teacher!

Give thanks for what you are now, and keep fighting for what you want to be tomorrow.

I never hate on the people from my past because they're the same people who evolve me to the person that I am now.

The greatest challenge in life is to discover who you are and the second greatest challenge is being happy, what you have.

Give thanks to God for what you are now, and keep praying and fighting for what you want to be tomorrow.

The only way not to be miserable is to choose not to be, accept who you are and just live the best out of the life you are given.

But if she had given them all up for me, for ever, I should perhaps have decided even more firmly never to leave her, for while jealousy makes separation difficult, gratitude makes it impossible.

Obscurely awaited, immanent and concealed, it rouses to such a paroxysm, at the moment when at last it makes itself felt, those other pleasures which we find in the tender glance, in the kiss of her who is by our side, that it seems to us, more than anything else, a sort of transport of gratitude for the kindness of heart of our companion and for her touching predilection of ourselves, which we measure by the benefits, by the happiness that she showers upon us.

In love, it often happens that gratitude, the desire to give pleasure, causes us to be generous beyond the limits of what hope and self-interest had envisaged. But then the implementation of this offer would become hindered by further complications

for the people who decline to give you the things you desire give you other things.

the only touchstone of merit seeming to me to be the way someone could be useful in connection with the one thing that seemed important—my love. Then, perhaps out of duplicity, or in a genuine surge of affection inspired by gratitude, by self-interest, and by all the physical features of Mme de Guermantes that nature had replicated in her nephew, I went on to add:

Chaque fois qu'elle voyait aux autres un avantage si petit fût-il qu'elle n'avait pas, elle se persuadait que c'était non un avantage mais un mal et les plaignait pour ne pas avoir à les envier.

Appreciate your life with greater intensity.

For every death is for others a simplification of life, it spares them the necessity of showing gratitude, the obligation of paying calls.

This steak wouldn't have tasted nearly as good if I'd been lying dead at the bottom of a ravine. I lifted my martini and drank to that.

No civil servant takes a window for granted.

It's not in our nature. Americans have never been a people that drive through a nice neighborhood and say, 'Oh, I hate the people who live in these nice houses.'