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As soon as you wake up or get up start saying your "gratitudes". Some folks say "thank you" even before their feet hit the floor. Others wait and start their daily "thanks" as they are brushing their teeth. No matter which one you choose, make sure you start before you leave the house in the morning - before you leave your bedroom area would be best.
Take some time each day to jot down those things that happened to you each day for which you're grateful. They can be big things or little things. The more little things you "track", the bigger your next "Divine Surprises" will be. You can journal in a notebook or online but there is something extremely valuable about writing down your "Gratitude". If for no other reason than to be able to look at your journal when you think things aren't going so well for you. Glancing back at your track record will lift your spirits immediately.
Declare everything a "success" EVEN if it doesn't look like a success right this minute. We can be so limited in what we see sometimes and we may perceive that something is bad just because it wasn't what we wanted or expected. But since we often cannot (or will not) see beyond our nose, something that doesn't look so great right now may actually be the best thing that has ever happened to us. Just declare it "good" or declare it a "success".

When you consciously choose the intent to learn, your light points upward, shining upon the truth that will guide you in your highest good. Your mind opens and becomes a receiver of the information you need to support yourself in manifesting your dreams. Consciously choosing the intent to learn is the most powerful thing we can do. When we consciously choose the intent to learn, we open ourselves to our Higher Self - the part of us that connects us with the information and creativity in the universe.
Most people immediately, and unconsciously, choose the intent to control the moment they feel any anxiety. The problem is that the intent to control is self-abandonment, always causing even more fear, anxiety or depression. Instead of shining the light of love upon your distress in order to learn and heal, you shove the light into the ground, causing more darkness.
