Are you in a state of grace and gratitude in your business? Or are you coming from a state of lack, fear, envy or even a sense of entitlement.

Exploring the importance and power of gratitude in business, especially if you are more conscious or a heart-based business.

What is Gratitude and why does it matter?

Gratitude is the deep appreciation of something, the ability to be truly positive and thankful for something in your life.

Being grateful is the ability to be consciously positive about everyday things in your life. It is one of the most basic ways to raise your vibration and become more mentally and emotionally resilient.

When we are ungrateful, we are either coming from a deep sense of entitlement or a form of distorted perception or defence. Which can show up as disrespect or lack of appreciation of others.

Which can seriously block you from further receiving, and building strong healthy relationships with others.

Why I Am So Grateful In My Business

I am presently celebrating 25 years in business. My business journey began in 2000 when The World Of Health was born, after spending over 7 years largely housebound and at times bedbound.

Back then my biggest drive and motivation in my business was based on being of purpose. I had such a great desire to be of purpose I hated having to depend on others and the system. 

And well as a big sharer, strong traits of the caregiver archetype I just wanted to share the knowledge and things that helped me and would help empower others.

To Help Educate And Empower Others 

I was already educating those around me about how to live a more organic and natural approach to health and wellbeing.

Because I knew from my own life how easily your health, well-being, and a feeling of purpose could be taken away in the blink of an eye. 

I learned the hard way, how toxic and distorted so much of our health and medical system was. 

And how important it was to take self-responsibility for the lifestyle and health choices we made every day.

The Gratitude In Business For Those Who Support Us

I also learned how important it is to be grateful for those who support us, help us, educate, teach us.

My biggest gratitude at the start of my business was the loan I got from a local company called Motherwell Bridge.

I had so many rare health challenges, including one that meant I wasn’t even entitled to life insurance at the time. So no bank would give me even a small loan, I was too high a risk.

But luckily I was given help to apply for a small loan from Motherwell Bridge a local well known Scottish engineering company.

I will never forget the tears of gratitude and deep appreciation I had. It is so hard to describe the joy and appreciation because I had learned to appreciate so many small things in life that so many people took for granted everyday

While it felt like a ticket to freedom, to someone who had felt so long like a bird trapped in a cage of her own body. Trapped in poverty on so many levels. Underneath it was layered with a sense of relief and yes some mixed motions of the underlying sadness of deep struggle and loss that I had experienced for so long as a young adult. Even though I still had a lot of health challenges and physical limitations.

Just being given that one opportunity to start meant so much to me.

Power Of Gratitude In Business For Your Clients and Customers

Every single person who bought me, helped me and supported me in the most tiniest ways, meant the world to me and still does.

That is why I am so grateful for you my clients, my students, my supporters, engagers, and readers because you all make up part of my business story.

The energy of gratitude in business is so important, just like the energy of appreciation in every area of our lives. It shows love, value and respect for the people that have helped us along the way.

Sadly we live in a world where we forget to be grateful for so much of what we have in our lives. Our come with a set of expectations and entitlements.

It is exactly the same in the business world, sadly I have met more than a few business owners with such a strong sense of entitlement and expectation, who think so much should be free.

Or expects others to make sacrifices for them which they would never make. Or sometimes it shows up as jealousy, envy of someone else’s gifts, skills or level of experience.

But the reality is this energy comes from a deep spiritual lack, strong shadow wounds that sabotage their business. While deep gratitude is filled with expansion and growth. And helps attract so many opportunities.

3 Daily Tips To Increase Gratitude In Business

Appreciate All The Freedom Of Choices

Make a list of the different types of freedom your business gives you. One of the biggest areas of gratitude in business for most entrepreneurs is that they have the freedom to align their business with their core values and ethics. They get to live and work on their terms, choosing what type of work they do and who they work with. Also, a healthy successful business can give someone so much freedom to make all sorts of life choices that you may not have been able to make being an employee.

Focus On Your Passion

Focusing on your passions within your business is a great way to ignite and reignite gratitude in business. Being able to do something you feel very passionate about, a business that is aligned with what you love fills your heart and soul. I know doing a job that I love has helped me through some of my hardest and deepest life challenges.

Appreciate Everyone Who Has Invested You

Gratitude in business is appreciating every client, student, or customer who has invested in you is a powerful way to boost your own vibration. In a world that is always focusing on the next best thing, the next client, the next sale. It is so easy to forget that every customer or client who has invested in you has supported you and your life in some way. This is what a true heart-based business is all about. Also have appreciation of all the free resources, free tools and free forms of advertising we have access to. Think about all the people who have shared their knowledge, their decades of expertise, insight, build platforms, communities to support you. This is

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