Recently, I’ve been on a mission to collect miracles — miracles of my own and stories of other peoples’ miracles. It’s been a wildly fun and meaningful process to wake up each day with a determination to find miracles.

My experience is that where you look for evidence, you’ll find it. And that’s been the case! Miracles are, indeed, everywhere — and happening all of the time.

The Oxford Dictionary defines a miracle as: “a highly improbable or extraordinary event, development, or accomplishment that brings very welcome consequences.”

There is something so uplifting and invigorating about experiencing the seemingly impossible, isn’t there? For me, it gives me a delightful, elevated feeling inside where I feel lightness and calm. There’s a sense of “it’s all good.”

Some miracles might feel small and others might feel huge.

Miracles might look like… (these are real examples of people I work with or know in the last couple months):

A friend calling after you’ve been thinking about them for a full week.

A surprise, all-expense paid trip to Hawaii.

Craving a specific lunch and showing up to a meeting where that exact lunch
is being served.
An unexpected raise at work.
The opportunity to shadow their hero for a day.
Getting free office space for a year.
Being gifted a gift-card for two massages at a luxurious spa.
Being upgraded to first class on a long flight.
Waking up to perfect weather for your kiddo’s outdoor birthday party.
The person ahead of you at the coffee shop paying for your order anonymously.
Are you up for doing your own Miracle Inventory?

Your Miracle Inventory: Over the last 30 days, what have the miracles in your life been? Big or small? List everything you can think of. Look at your calendar and really consider your experiences.

Advanced Option:
If you want to take this to an even deeper level, you can do a Miracle Inventory of your whole life. Since birth, what have the miracles - the unexpected, improbable, wonderfully surprising things - been?

0-10 yrs old:

10-20 yrs old:

20-30 yrs old:

30-40 yrs old:

40-50 yrs old:

50-60 yrs old:

Etc.

If you do this, send me your list. I am invested in serving my community of readers and supporting you in creating a life beyond your greatest imagination. Slowing down to attune to the daily miracles in your life can change your mindset -- and your life!