By Expert Jen Groover
With the holiday season quickly approaching, children are inundated with advertising and talk of toys and gifts, creating a seemingly endless stream of "I want's." It's easy for children to forget about all the things, both material and immaterial, that they already have in their lives. According to Empowerment Expert Jen Groover, it's important to teach children to express gratitude at a young age, as gratitude is a powerful emotion that will help them find peace in trying times as they get older. Gratitude also teaches kids resiliency, which is one of the key components needed for success and happiness. Your viewers can help their kids appreciate all that they have with Jen Groover's 5 Ways to Give Your Kid an Attitude of Gratitude:
ABOUT JEN GROOVER: Jen Groover is a highly sought after speaker, author, designer, television show host and media contributor, spokeswoman, inventor and advocate. Tagged by SUCCESS magazine as a "One-Woman Brand" and a "Creativity and Innovation Guru," as well a leading "Serial Entrepreneur" by Entrepreneur magazine, Jen Groover's success skyrocketed with the creation of the Butler Bag, the world's first compartmentalized handbag, and has not stopped since. Jen spring-boarded the Butler Bag's success into an entire lifestyle brand, which led her to create subsequent lifestyle brands, including the recently launched "Empowered by Jen Groover" brand.
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