Gratitude helps your self belief

Self belief is so important for your health and well being. In this interesting economy it is central to your success at interviews, in life or in business. For a lot of people who are finding themselves trying to start businesses in pockets of time, whilst looking after their kids; it is really critical to how well they do. Self belief can be easily eroded when you get knock after knock. When you give gratitude easily to others for small things, people warm to you. This can reassure you that inspite of hard knocks you are a great person. This in turn can help you maintain your self belief. I am very grateful to Ann Sieg (http://dunraven.therenegadenetworkmarketer.com/)for proving to me that the struggle I was going through with network marketing was not unique. Another guy that I got great reassurance from is Matt Lloyd (https://businessbuilders.infusionsoft.com/go/thenewrules/Peter), who showed it is possible to earn £2.6K a day and over 23 income streams without picking up the phone. Given the background that he came from he has built his self belief to great success. I am not saying that this gratitude should turn you into a: "I'd eat myself if I was chocolate", type of person. Just someone who believes that there is a way through the forest of difficulties they see in front of them. The sort of perspn who is willing to try something. As an example of this I have recently started as a You Tube Partner, thanks to an article I read in the Sunday Times. I am reading a series of childrens' stories that I have written called Ellas' Island, with the first two being Ella at Kiloran and the second being Ella at the Lighthouse. I am far from being a great author, and the clip quality could be better, but I am willing to give it a try, and hopefully it might help me contribute to the cost of running the house. It is thanks to my family and my experiences that I have the drive to try things as a way of building my self confidence