And she asks you take an hour of quiet time today to kick-start your own gratitude practice:

• Grab a pen and paper and write free flow nonstop for a whole hour
• List every last little thing you can think of that you are grateful for
• When you think you can’t write any more, keep going. Small things. Big things. Past things. Present things. Future things. People. Pets. Passions. And as you write, feel your feelings, and truly feel the joy of gratitude.

Do this before the Thanksgiving festivities begin, however limited those will necessarily be this year during the pandemic. Your practice today will make it less likely you’ll get triggered by relatives, social media posts, past hurts, family arguments, and all the old subconscious beliefs that come with all of that. You’ll be more likely to stay above the fray with a smile on your face, because you’ll know you’re manifesting your future – and all the joy, abundance, wealth and impact you envision.

So use this day – and all days – to begin or enhance your gratitude practice, so you can:

• To step into the light.
• To dare to dream.
• To play bigger.

Melinda also gives a shout-out of thanks to her listeners, guests, and team members who have enabled Wings – and her social podcast platform Podopolo – to truly take flight.