a positive example but I'm trying to make a point here. I wouldn't be surprise if they'll give up all of their savings to have both legs again.

I don't know about you, but I think we're blessed in a way or the other.

I'm not talking about legs. Don't get mislead about this article. It's definitely not about legs, my friend. It could be a nose

It's been a long working day today for me, especially after Valentine's Day. And there are just too much work for me to finish today at my office.

At 8.00 PM, I left the office.

When I got back to my apartment, I can't enter the lift. The lift was 'booked' because there was a smart guy moving into one of the apartment's units. Yeah, at night.

The other lift was 'holding' on level 12.

What the heck. I'm tired and I can't wait. I'll just take the stairs with a grumpy face.

After reaching the first level of walking up the stairs, suddenly I felt really good! I dunno, it just hit me out of nowhere the feeling of gratitude.

Maybe I was destined to walk the stairs today because it makes me felt how wonderful it is to have both legs that are working perfectly. The joy of walking.

I know you might think... "Isn't that you always have, Bernard Tan?"

Yes.

That's what I always have . My two legs. But how often did I thank 'them' for being there for me... giving me the privilege to walk, run, squat, kick and all of the wonderful; things that you and me are doing with our legs?

Do you know that there are people out there that cannot walk... who would be so grateful to walk up the stairs for the rest of their life without using a lift? They know how to appreciate what they DON'T HAVE. I've seen and met them.

Try talking to someone who lost their legs. I know it's not a positive example but I'm trying to make a point here. I wouldn't be surprise if they'll give up all of their savings to have both legs again.

I don't know about you, but I think we're blessed in a way or the other.

I'm not talking about legs. Don't get mislead about this article. It's definitely not about legs, my friend. It could be a nose,

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The other lift was 'holding' on level 12.

What the heck. I'm tired and I can't wait. I'll just take the stairs with a grumpy face.

After reaching the first level of walking up the stairs, suddenly I felt really good! I dunno, it just hit me out of nowhere the feeling of gratitude.

Maybe I was destined to walk the stairs today because it makes me felt how wonderful it is to have both legs that are working perfectly. The joy of walking.

I know you might think... "Isn't that you always have, Bernard Tan?"

Yes.

That's what I always have . My two legs. But how often did I thank 'them' for being there for me... giving me the privilege to walk, run, squat, kick and all of the wonderful; things that you and me are doing with our legs?

Do you know that there are people out there that cannot walk... who would be so grateful to walk up the stairs for the rest of their life without using a lift? They know how to appreciate what they DON'T HAVE. I've seen and met them.

Try talking to someone who lost their legs. I know it's not a positive example but I'm trying to make a point here. I wouldn't be surprise if they'll give up all of their savings to have both legs again.

I don't know about you, but I think we're blessed in a way or the other.

I'm not talking about legs. Don't get mislead about this article. It's definitely not about legs, my friend. It could be a nose

t makes me felt how wonderful it is to have both legs that are working perfectly. The joy of walking.

I know you might think... "Isn't that you always have, Bernard Tan?"

Yes.

That's what I always have . My two legs. But how often did I thank 'them' for being there for me... giving me the privilege to walk, run, squat, kick and all of the wonderful; things that you and me are doing with our legs?

Do you know that there are people out there that cannot walk... who would be so grateful to walk up the stairs for the rest of their life without using a lift? They know how to appreciate what they DON'T HAVE. I've seen and met them.

Try talking to someone who lost their legs. I know it's not a positive example but I'm trying to make a point here. I wouldn't be surprise if they'll give up all of their savings to have both legs again.

I don't know about you, but I think we're blessed in a way or the other.

I'm not talking about legs. Don't get mislead about this article. It's definitely not about legs, my friend. It could be a nose

onderful; things that you and me are doing with our legs?

Do you know that there are people out there that cannot walk... who would be so grateful to walk up the stairs for the rest of their life without using a lift? They know how to appreciate what they DON'T HAVE. I've seen and met them.

Try talking to someone who lost their legs. I know it's not a positive example but I'm trying to make a point here. I wouldn't be surprise if they'll give up all of their savings to have both legs again.

I don't know about you, but I think we're blessed in a way or the other.

I'm not talking about legs. Don't get mislead about this article. It's definitely not about legs, my friend. It could be a nose

a positive example but I'm trying to make a point here. I wouldn't be surprise if they'll give up all of their savings to have both legs again.

I don't know about you, but I think we're blessed in a way or the other.

I'm not talking about legs. Don't get mislead about this article. It's definitely not about legs, my friend. It could be a nose, heart, ears, eyes, brain, house, friends, wife, husband, money, kitchen, tie, shoes. it doesn't matter. Appreciate what you have by looking at the positive side. Do this and I have no doubt that you'll be a happier person for the rest of your life.

Like the things you have right now. NO MATTER how terrible they could be, I strongly believe that they are not as bad as you think they are. Even if you insist that they are bad, I'm sure that you have many more things that you should be gratitude with.

Am I asking you to be a positive thinker... even though let's say, your life sucks? Nope.

That would be foolish because that's not being sincere to your own self. I'm teaching you a practical method. Focusing on what you have that you should be gratitude of. They are almost the same but they are not. They are separated by just a thin line so it takes some experience to distinguish them. Positive thinking and focusing on positive energy.

I didn't know walking the stairs can make me felt so much alert about the appreciation of life. Maybe, you should try next time. Doesn't have to be stairs. It could be walking to your office instead of driving there (of course, if it's beyond walking distance!).

Who knows, you might realize more things that you have in your wonderful life. If you do, please let me know by posting a Comment below. Or if you like what you read, post it as well.