Comments on: Great Stress Relievers: Gratitude & Generosity http://lorettalovehuffblog.com/2009/12/great-stress-relievers-gratitude-generosity/ Loretta Love Huff, The Dream Leader for Business: People and teams EXCEEDING their dreams! Mon, 10 Oct 2011 18:33:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Cecilia Cusimano http://lorettalovehuffblog.com/2009/12/great-stress-relievers-gratitude-generosity/comment-page-1/#comment-4090 Cecilia Cusimano Tue, 08 Dec 2009 16:08:37 +0000 http://lorettalovehuffblog.com/?p=540#comment-4090 I'd like to share a true story about a friend of mine who lost her job over a year ago and has not been able to find one since. She has been traveling the US trying to find a job with no luck. She owns her car, but has no place to call home. As she travels she finds places to live, but always seems to be asked to leave. As she shares her story with me, she tells me how she's frightened and how she can not trust her decisions or her inner guidance system. It's easy to get caught up in this kind of thinking as she struggles to find work and a place to call home. However, I continue to remind her that God or the universe continues to take care of her, maybe not on her terms, but she is being cared for. She gets to travel the US and has always arrived safely at her destination. She's always had a place to sleep and food to eat. She doesn't want for her basic needs and that she should trust that God will continue to see that her needs are met. Considering her alternative, she has so much to be grateful for and when put in proper perspective, she now agrees. I hope this helps anyone who is caught up in the throws of this recession. If you only see one set of footprints, chances are, they aren't yours. :-) Cecilia Cusimano I’d like to share a true story about a friend of mine who lost her job over a year ago and has not been able to find one since. She has been traveling the US trying to find a job with no luck. She owns her car, but has no place to call home. As she travels she finds places to live, but always seems to be asked to leave. As she shares her story with me, she tells me how she’s frightened and how she can not trust her decisions or her inner guidance system.

It’s easy to get caught up in this kind of thinking as she struggles to find work and a place to call home. However, I continue to remind her that God or the universe continues to take care of her, maybe not on her terms, but she is being cared for.

She gets to travel the US and has always arrived safely at her destination. She’s always had a place to sleep and food to eat. She doesn’t want for her basic needs and that she should trust that God will continue to see that her needs are met.

Considering her alternative, she has so much to be grateful for and when put in proper perspective, she now agrees.

I hope this helps anyone who is caught up in the throws of this recession.

If you only see one set of footprints, chances are, they aren’t yours. :-)

Cecilia Cusimano

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