Gratitude is a powerful sentiment. More-so, in the day and times of the pandemic. The year 2020 that got us to stand still (by literally getting the entire world’s economies to come to a standstill) is instilling the age-old values of gratitude and compassion to be rekindled.
“Be thankful for what you have; you’ll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don’t have, you will never, ever have enough,” said Oprah Winfrey emphasising the need to express gratitude for what we have. Every festival, be it Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year’s, these celebratory dates mark the very spirit of humanity. So, this year, before 2021 comes knocking, let us make sure to take the time to say ‘Thank You’.
To every farmer, healthcare provider, every government facilitator, every airline, rail, road transport worker, every hyperlocal shopkeeper, every blue-collar worker who kept the surroundings clean to keep us healthy and happy and to every helper who ensured that we all…