Gratefulness: Greater than Gratitude

by Kristi Nelson
Three cheers for the November 21st Washington Post book review by Mitch Horowitz, for bringing…

Voting: A Practice of Love

by Kristi Nelson
Let’s show up with fierce hearts and with profound regard for ourselves and each other,…
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Give from Great Fullness

by Kristi Nelson
How might we cultivate gratefulness as a way of being rather than settling for gratitude…

In the Nourishment of Appreciation

by Kristi Nelson
Everything flourishes in the nourishment of our appreciation: plants, people, the Earth, moments. When we…
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Who We Are: Gratefulness Inside-Out

by Kristi Nelson
There are times in life when stopping to turn ourselves inside out is illuminating and…
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Grateful for Getting Older

by Kristi Nelson
Having a birthday offers me the welcome reminder that it is nothing short of a…
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Gratitude: A Radical Approach to Life

by Kristi Nelson
Cultivating, practicing, and sustaining gratefulness as an approach to life is radical - because it…
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A Gift for World Gratitude Day

by Kristi Nelson
Not taking the blessings of peace for granted, we offer our perpetual thanksgiving. Every day.…

Dankbaarheid: een gelegenheid om te oefenen

by Kristi Nelson
Het klopt dat we kunnen zeggen dat we altijd iets aan het oefenen zijn. Het…
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Training Our Trains of Thought

by Kristi Nelson
Difficult mental and emotional patterns can teach us a lot about developing positive patterns, if…
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Standing our Sacred, Grateful Ground

by Kristi Nelson
Grateful living asks us to connect with those things that matter most deeply to us,…
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Dankbaar voor dankbaarheid in moeilijke tijden

by Kristi Nelson
Ik moet eerlijk zeggen dat er momenten zijn waarop ik als directeur van A Network…
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Kristi Nelson

Kristi Nelson

About the author

Kristi Nelson is Executive Director of A Network for Grateful Living and the author of Wake Up Grateful: The Transformative Practice of Taking Nothing for Granted. Her life’s work in the non-profit sector has focused on leading, inspiring, and strengthening organizations committed to progressive social and spiritual change. Being a long-time stage IV cancer survivor moves her every day to support others in living and loving with great fullness of heart. Learn more about Kristi here.