Hudson: Directing gratitude toward areas of perceived lack is transformative
Joe Hudson · How embracing your emotions will accelerate your career | Joe Hudson (Art of Accomplishment) · Aug 8, 2024 · at 1:14:40
Executive coach Joe Hudson describes an advanced gratitude technique where practitioners deliberately focus gratitude on areas where they feel scarcity.
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“Doesn't matter if the thing that you feel like you lack is time or the thing that you feel like you lack is love or the thing that you feel like you lack is money. If you can really do a gratitude practice on the thing that you lack, that's there's a superpower in that one. It changes everything.”
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