The Daily Gratitudes
A gratitude list is the foundation of a Habitual Ritual
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.
We encourage you to bookmark this page and visit it each day to maintain a thriving mindset. Our dream is one billion happier people and one thing is for certain - we need a movement to make this happen and hope you’ll invite your network to join us here. As a community, we will master grateful leadership and together we will help populate our workplaces and the world with one billion happier people.
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Guest Contributor for week of April 5 - Jonathan Dunnett
Jonathan Dunnett
Jonathan Dunnett is a strategic business development coach for paid speakers, helping them build systematic, intelligence-driven pipelines to grow their speaking business. Drawing on 17+ years of competitive intelligence experience and his background as a Council of Competitive Intelligence Fellow, Jonathan applies proven strategic frameworks to replace ad-hoc outreach with disciplined, repeatable growth systems. He is also the founder of Enable Leaders Inc., a coaching marketplace connecting executives with curated executive coaches.
Learn more here !
Why gratitude is important to me
Jonathan Dunnett has been involved in public speaking since age 12 through the Royal Canadian Air Cadets, organized the first TEDx Moncton in 2013, and has run 75+ events, giving him a perspective from both sides of the stage. Based in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, Jonathan now channels that experience into coaching speakers on building smarter, more strategic businesses. Gratitude is important to me because it requires reflection and giving thanks. It has positive psychological impacts on yourself and others, and that's definitely a good thing in today's world.
Tuesday April 7, 2026
Co-incidences
Yesterday we were on a dinner cruise and the folks at the table next to us were also from Nova Scotia. It's a small world.
Today I’m grateful for:
travel with friends
being able to use my French
travel companions who have extended me grace (a ton of grace) in spite of my planning shortcomings
What are you grateful for today ?