If you don't have a gratitude journal you need to start one today.
Any notebook you have works or create a document to update on your phone. If you like having it be a physical item, something as simple as a composition book usually costs less than a dollar or you can do a simple three ring notebook. If you have a journal that is bound that is great too. Inside, write the things that you're grateful for.
G2 - Watch a grateful abundance video
Thinking abundantly is a great skill to cultivate.
I share a daily post on facebook related to the practice I follow to keep me focused on being grateful for all that I already have in my life.
Here are links to a few of them for you to check out:
I hope you have special people in your life that you are grateful for.
Maybe you are in a season right now where this isn't possible, but I hope that you are able to thank someone special in your life (even if they are only part of your past).
This is a great exercise and if needed you can thank the people that are destined to be in your future!
R1 - Create a Morning Menu of Positive Actions
Make a list of the things you would prefer to do each morning. Add how much time you think you would spend on each one.
Depending on how much time you have in the morning (this can vary from day to day) select the items from your list that you can do that day.
Consider marking your morning routine complete when your time limit is reach versus what you accomplished during that time.
R2 - Write yourself a note that you will NOT quit
Self care is so important. Love yourself enough to support your own growth. Write a love letter to you.
R3 - Take 10 Minutes Today to Meditate on a Problem You Have
Do you meditate?
Even if taking 5-20 minutes to clear your mind today is a foreign concept to you, do it anyway!
Here is a link a meditation I have recorded that might be one you'd enjoy: