Gratitude, Abundance & The Power Of Thoughts

— "When you are grateful, you have positive energy that emanates outward from your being. You become a magnet of sorts, attracting more experiences and opportunities that enrich your life, giving you even more reasons to be grateful. Challenges or problems are reduced or eliminated because, aside from applying practical solutions, you do not give them any power or energy. Life begins to reflect your good back to you in amazing ways. There is always something to be grateful for…"

"Gratitude is the healthiest of all human emotions. The more you express gratitude for what you have, the more likely you will have even more to express gratitude for." — Zig Ziglar

Valeria interviews Jan Lynch — She is the author of "The Divine Flow of Abundance, winner of the NYC Big Book "Distinguished Favorite" award in 2021.

After a successful career in the Airline and Hospitality Industries, Jan began to study how to use Universal Principles in creating one's own life. From numerous classes and workshops, plus reading uplifting, metaphysical books, she learned how to apply these principles of success to her own life. She welcomed the beliefs that joy, love, vibrant health and financial freedom are natural birthrights for all.

The Divine Flow of Abundance was the result of a "nudge" from the Universe to create a simple and insightful 30-day Abundance Plan that anyone can use in order to realize and accept the limitless prosperity the Universe has for each of us. The two common themes in the book are "Spirit is your Source" and "Be careful what you think because thoughts become things."

Jan is also a Spiritual Practitioner licensed through the Emerson Theological Institute in Oakhurst, California and the co-author of Affirm Your Future: How to use Affirmations to Bridge Your Future. She is an inspirational speaker and, as a Spiritual Counselor she assists others in creating the life they truly desire.

A percentage of sales of Jan's books is donated to the Harmony Spiritual Center in Fort Worth, Texas.

To learn more about Jan Lynch and her work, please visit: https://www.janlynch.com