A Time For Hope

All too often, the joys of the holiday season are diluted with sorrow. As another year slowly comes to an end, many of us feel the ache of dreams unfulfilled, the regret of actions not taken. More than ever, we are aware of the relentless progress of time, and we may feel discouraged about our future prospects.

If we have spent much time watching and reading the news, we may feel anxious and fearful. Fear is the enemy of hope. If we allow fear to fill our minds, we lose hope, and with that we lose our sense of meaning in life.

In a special Thanksgiving message John Gottman reminds us that this is a season of hope. He offers a plan that can turn our lives around with a renewed sense of purpose.

Where there is love, there is hope.