The Daily Gratitudes
This is the place to hone your Habitual Ritual.
Here you can practice the two key habits in the Habitual Ritual:
Make a list of what you’re grateful for - by posting your gratitudes as a comment below
Consume other people’s gratitudes - by reading a few posts of what others are grateful for. Feel free to respond to any gratitude with a comment.
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Guest Contributor for week of October 12 - Gurmeet Mangat
DDB Consultants Inc
Time is something we are always chasing. It's the first thing we give up when a sacrifice needs to be made and it's the first thing scream for and ask for more when we need. Our sole purpose is to give time back to people so people can get back to being human. We do this by "taking the robot out of the human". With technology, we automate the manual, repetitive and rule based tasks that humans carry out on a daily basis.
Why gratitude is important to me
Time is something we are always chasing. It's the first thing we give up when a sacrifice needs to be made, and the first thing we scream for more of when we need it most.
Our sole purpose is to give time back to people so they can get back to being human. We do this by “taking the robot out of the human.” With technology, we automate the manual, repetitive and rule-based tasks that humans carry out on a daily basis.
Learn more here.
Thursday October 15, 2026
Steve’s Gratitudes
Camaraderie
Last night we had a dinner to kick off a retreat and it was uplifting to see the camaraderie among the group.
Today I’m grateful for:
how the group welcomed a couple of new folks who'll be on their first retreat with thee group
watching how music connects and bonds - as each person selected their favourite picks
the generosity of spirit in how the group supports each other
What are you grateful for today ?
Gurmeet’s Gratitudes
No-one gets there alone
Today I'm grateful for:
Think about someone who believed in you before you believed in yourself, such as a teacher, a friend or a family member. If you can, reach out and let them know what that meant.
Behind every win, there is someone who helped along the way. Give them credit. A simple thank you matters, especially when they aren't expecting it.
When you have the chance to help someone, take it. Open a door, share what you know or make an introduction. What comes easily to you could make a real difference for someone else.
