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Thankful thinking and the happy life.

Thankfulness is a way of life that can have a great positive impact on a you. Let’s take a good look at how thankfulness works. Thankfulness is directed at God through Christ Jesus.


Thankfulness works in three different ways. First, it works on you and your general attitude. Second, it works on those around you. Lastly, it has a way of influencing your environment. How exactly Thankfulness works on these things is, open for debate, though. 

You will feel how powerful thankfulness is. Once you start to implement thankfulness in your life, you will start to see it work for you. Thankfulness has a way of changing your whole view on life. You will start to find the good in things and that will make you happy. You will be less likely to feel down and instead you will allow thankfulness to guide you to happy, positive thoughts. 

You will start to do everything in a more assured, generous and sure-footed way, including how you treat others. This will not go unnoticed. Your interaction with others plays a large part in your life. 

Other people are going to be greatly influenced by your thankfulness. You will start to see this because they are going to start treating you differently. Others will sense your thankful attitude and they will treat you in a Thankful way. Someone who is often rude or just inattentive to you will likely start to treat you in a nice way or pay more attention to you. 

You will start to find that people are more likely to offer you help when you need it. They will likely do nice things, such as hold doors open or just give you a smile. Your Thankful attitude may even be contagious. You may start to see people you spend a lot of time with exhibiting the same thankful attitude that you have.

Thankfulness has a way of even influencing your environment, but it may not be in the way you think. Just because you think thankfully does not mean that everything will automatically go your way. 


Thankfulness will allow you to believe in yourself. It will allow you to believe that you can accomplish something if you put your mind to it. You will be able to set goals and reach them because you will believe that you can do it. You will not have negative thoughts to hold you back. 

Thankfulness is very influential. It is going to start to shape everyone and everything around you. You are going to see the great power it has almost immediately. The power of Thankfulness is not subtle. 

You have to make an effort to let Thankfulness start turning all your thoughts and ideas into Thankful thoughts and ideas. It is up to you to start pushing the negativity out of your head and let Thankful thoughts guide you. 

When you start to find your thoughts, drifting to the negative or depressive it is your responsibility to make an effort to make them thankful instead. Go ahead and train yourself to always find something for which to be thankful. As you do this it will go a long way towards changing your attitude to that of gratitude. 

The power of thankfulness is that it will shape your life. Thankfulness is so contagious that it will affect the world around you. You will start to see things for which to be thankful everywhere you go. 


The true power of thankfulness is that it allows you to live life to its fullest potential and for all that, it has to offer without letting negativity bring you down. It all starts with trusting Christ Jesus and then living your life in thankfulness to God.

[Christ Jesus] came so that everyone would have life, and have it in its fullest.  (John 10:10)

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