3 Concepts Related To Our Gratitude Tool For Reinvigoration

Our intention, with this essay, is clarifying three concepts.

Each one of these concepts relates to the “A Gratitude Tool For Reinvigorating Your Favorite Things.”

So, with that in mind, let’s begin!

Concept 01: A Neverending Wealth Of Combinations

You can combine our gratitude tool with an infinite variety of other things.

Just as an example, you can pair it with the inspiration tool outlined in “A Method Of Effortless Inspiration.”

Or, you could pair it with the inspiration tool outlined in: A Very Special Tool For Unlocking Infinite Inspiration.

And so on and so forth, endlessly and infinitely; ad infinitum.

Don’t get me wrong, this is never actually necessary. But, it is fun and it is useful.

Concept 02: More Than Reinvigoration

You can use our gratitude tool for reinvigorating.

Reinvigorating your love and enthusiasm — ad infinitum, truly — for certain ideas, passions, activities.

And so so on and so forth, endlessly and infinitely; ad infinitum.

But, that’s not all you can do.

You can use our gratitude tool for new ideas. Or, for new passions.

And so so on and so forth, endlessly and infinitely; ad infinitum.

Just by writing something like “I really love this new, awesome, transcendent idea I have found,” you can bring something new, beautiful, and truly extraordinary into your life.

Our gratitude tool, then, is infinitely flexible.

Concept 03: Simple, But Effective, Practices

You can use combine our gratitude tool with the two practices outlined right below:

• Stand up tall and straight. And, then, roll your arms back and forth, while also punching up, right into the sky, and punching up, right in front of you.
• Close your eyes and imagine a vast, infinite ocean. This is an ocean of inspiration. And, then, imagine the waters of this ocean flowing over you, like a gentle rain. Know that you are becoming inspired.

The former is a QiGong exercise that, somehow, always works for me. The latter is a visualization that often works.

Conclusion

Just to wrap this up, thank you for reading this easy!

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Best wishes and have a lovely day