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Do people really mean it when they say they would never settle? 

Truth be told, settling in various aspects of your life is a good thing. And it may be a healthy thing. 

Sit back and bask in the joy of it and just enjoy the blessings you currently have. 

Don’t try to fast-forward to the next phase or the next opportunity or the next person. Dwell on the positive things you’re experiencing now. 

In life, we aim for higher all the time… instead of reflecting on how far we’ve come.

Once you have the knowledge that you are moving in the direction of your desires, you may begin to relax a little bit and enjoy the fantastic journey.  – from the book, Ask and It is Given by Esther and Jerry HicksYou don’t have to rush it along. Let the excitement build. Enjoy the transition. 

Sometimes you don’t get the very best, and that’s good for you. 

You think if you put your energy in one place, you’ll see it reflected back from the same place, but instead it may flow over somewhere else. 

Success is probably more likely to come when you’re grateful for what you have. 

Sometimes it’s better to end on a high note. You don’t need to always aim for more and greater! Instead you may want to “settle” for and bask in the greatness that you already have. 

A wise man never dwells on what he doesn’t have. He remains in constant appreciation of what he has already, while being in pursuit of what he wants. — Daniel Chidiac from “Who Says You Can’t? You Do”

And once I began to show that gratitude, things quickly began to get better and better. 

I changed my mindset from a griping complaining one to a grateful one and appreciative one. And that makes great things begin to happen.

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