Josie Robinson Quotes Quotes

“By just spending a few minutes in gratitude each day, you'll notice your thoughts start to shift in a remarkably short period of time. Most of us aren't used to practicing gratitude, so the effects are noticeable immediately since you're using a part of your brain that probably hasn't been used much before, at all.

As you notice your thoughts shifting, you'll also notice your mood shifting. You'll feel better. Joyous, even. And when you're in that joyous, happy place-that's when the miracles start happening.”
― Josie Robinson, The Gratitude Jar: A Simple Guide to Creating Miracles

“Gratitude gives us eyes
to see God, Earth, beauty,
love, joy, and abundance.
Everything we never knew
was already right there in
front of us, waiting. We just needed gratitude
to open our eyes.”
― Josie Robinson, The Gratitude Jar: A Simple Guide to Creating Miracles

“What I’ve learned from practicing gratitude over the years is that giving thanks for what you want produces more of it, while thinking and complaining about what you don’t want produces more of that. Spiritual leaders and gurus have been saying it for centuries, but I never actually believed them until I started practicing gratitude on a consistent basis. Now, this has been proven to me time and again, and I know they’re 100% right about the fact that your thoughts really do create your reality. Life is really just a mirror for how you’re feeling on the inside.”
― Josie Robinson, Give Thanks: A Journal for Sharing Gratitude

“I lost my way, for a long time, before I finally found it again. It took learning this practice, and doing it consistently, for me to finally come to a place of peace and emotional wholeness. And I’ve seen the same thing happen to countless other people who have used this practice and have reached out to me to share their own profound stories of healing.”
― Josie Robinson, Give Thanks: A Journal for Sharing Gratitude

“I truly believe experiencing gratitude on a daily basis will bring about more positive changes than any other thing you've tried before.”
― Josie Robinson, The Gratitude Jar: A Simple Guide to Creating Miracles

“You may not feel the full benefits of your gratitude practice at first, but in due time they will reveal themselves. Before you know it, there will be dozens, if not hundreds, of people, places, and things you will feel immensely grateful for in your life.”
― Josie Robinson, The Gratitude Jar: A Simple Guide to Creating Miracles

“You are powerful. And we need you to be. The planet needs all of us to show up and show out. To claim our birthright. The simple act of practicing gratitude, consistently, is your invitation to a new life. Accepting the invitation is now up to you.”
― Josie Robinson, The Gratitude Jar: A Simple Guide to Creating Miracles

“Simple gratitude practices can be incorporated easily, and I find myself using a handful of them every day. When I let up on the consistency, it shows. My life feels slightly off-kilter. That feeling is useful information and tells me to go back to basics and practice gratitude for all the good, and even what feels like (at the time) the not-so-good, experiences. They all prove useful. When paired with time, it equals perspective, and perspective is a powerful thing because it leads to gratitude.”
― Josie Robinson, The Gratitude Jar: A Simple Guide to Creating Miracles

“Never underestimate your own strength. We humans are resilient, strong creatures, able to bounce back from the brink time and again. We are not at the mercy of externals. Ever. It's only our thoughts that have us feeling like rudderless ships.”
― Josie Robinson, The Gratitude Jar: A Simple Guide to Creating Miracles

“Every single time I gave gratitude, even for the littlest thing, I felt I touched a presence greater than myself. It's like gratitude opened the channel between me and God and I could touch God, if only for a minute. Every major religious book is filled with verses about expressing gratitude to God, and I believe that is because it's the best way to reach Him.”
― Josie Robinson, The Gratitude Jar: A Simple Guide to Creating Miracles