The Possible Is Always Present

There are days — even whole seasons — when the realm of what is possible but not yet present appears increasingly less accessible, seldom part of political discourse, and far from our hearts. Many of us are content to limit what we imagine possible, living in a dirge of black and white rather than in a spectrum of colors. Hues, tints, saturation, and variances are forgotten, and binary thinking has taken us to the opposite side of gradation. This is the terrain where people get lost, not in a rugged landscape but in catastrophic thinking and apathy.

There is a deep courage within those who seek the possible.

This essay from Joe Primo, CEO of Grateful Living illuminates how the practice of grateful living leads to a clear perspective from which we can connect with our imagination and limitless possibility.