Are you grateful? Join Steve Austin and Diana Butler Bass on Episode 60 of the #AskSteveAustin Podcast. Could gratitude change your life, family, community, service, and politics? You are going to love this conversation about the transformative power of giving thanks!

Show notes:

Retweet Steve Austin's pinned post on Twitter this week for a chance to win 1 of 3 copies of this wonderful new book!

Order your copy of Diana Butler Bass's new book, "Grateful: The Transformative Power of Giving Thanks".

Support the Kickstarter for Steve Austin's upcoming book, "Catching Your Breath: The Sacred Journey from Chaos to Calm". Ends May 2nd!

Join the 7-Day Self-Care Challenge!

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Support the show & join the Messy Grace Tribe!

Follow Diana Butler Bass online at dianabutlerbass.com

With the morning birdsong,

My heart echoes thank you.

With the rustling sounds in the kitchen,

My heart echoes thank you.

With the early noise in the suburbs,

My heart echoes thank you.

With the awakening words of day,

I add my voice and say thank you.

-"Gratitude," Diana Butler Bass

Tweetable Moments from Diana:

Gratitude's greatest strength is that it is a feeling. And gratitude's greatest weakness is that it is a feeling.

Gratitude helps us live as our best selves, even in very difficult circumstances.

Gratefulness gave me the capacity to look back over all the places I had been and read it differently.

Gratefulness turns the past to empowering, instead of disempowering.

Because of gratitude, tragedy doesn't have to be the last word.