I’ve found myself creeping over to the side of negativity lately. Wanting to get all that off my chest, I found myself sitting here, trying to figure out who to call and heart-dump to. I couldn’t think of anyone, and then I realized that the better approach would be to count my blessings. Find something positive in the negative, and focus on that. So, I’m going to implement the practice of counting blessings:
I’m grateful for a successful tradeshow recently.
I’m grateful for a team who is motivated to get the projects done in a timely fashion.
I’m grateful for the opportunities sitting just around the bend.
I’m grateful for the unexpected financing we received to help make some of this happen.
I’m grateful for good sales reps who see the potential and are out selling our lines.
I’m grateful that a co-worker recently had a perfectly healthy baby and is celebrating that new life!
I’m grateful for a shipping manager who could beat lightening if they were in a competition.
I’m grateful for an art director who knows how to kick booty.
I’m grateful for a production manager who goes the extra mile, and knows when to ask for help.
I’m grateful for a bookkeeper who keeps us all in line, whether we know it or not.
I’m grateful for a husband who knows how important my “alone time” is.
I’m grateful for a sales manager who can sell some socks off you.
I’m grateful for a marketing director who can also sell some socks off you.
I’m grateful for a collaborator who thinks win/win, and that energizes me.
I’m grateful for a talented graphic designer, who has an amazing knack for interpreting our brands.
I’m grateful for the positivity exuded by our main typesetter, whose positive attitude is hard to resist.
I’m grateful for the creativity brought to our team by current web manager.
I’m grateful for a customer service manager who believes in where we are going, and works so hard to make that happen.
I’m grateful for new opportunities.
And I pray that the Lord would grant me the wisdom to manage all of these assets to their advantage and His glory.