Practicing gratitude shifts our perspective and enhances our overall lives.
Zach Scout's rehabilitation program empowers dogs and inmates to discover their potential and experience true rehabilitation and redemption.
Deep dives
The Power of Gratitude
Gratitude is presented as the antidote to negative emotions like fear and anger. By practicing gratitude and focusing on what is right in our lives, we can experience greater happiness and fulfillment. Tony Robbins encourages listeners to train their brains to look for what's right and appreciate it, even in the midst of challenges. Gratitude is described as a powerful tool to shift our perspective and enhance the holiday season and our overall lives.
Zach's Journey from Pain to Service
Zach Scout, the founder of Marley's Mutts Dog Rescue, shares his powerful journey from alcohol addiction and liver failure to sobriety and purpose. After hitting rock bottom and committing to change, Zach dedicated himself to rescuing dogs and helping incarcerated individuals. Through his rehabilitation program, using rescue dogs and emotional exchanges, Zach empowers both dogs and inmates to discover their potential and experience true rehabilitation and redemption.
Lauren's Path of Saving Lives
Lauren Finkelstein, the founder of Save One Person, found her purpose in saving lives after personal tragedies. Utilizing her media connections, Lauren shares the stories of individuals in need of organ transplants, igniting compassion in potential donors. By turning her sadness and trauma into gratitude and grace, Lauren has saved countless lives and created a ripple effect of impact and gratitude in the world.
When Zach Skow's liver failed at 28 years old, his dogs gave him the will to live. He founded Marley's Mutts Dog Rescue – a non-profit that gives second chances, both human and canine. In this episode, you'll hear his story of overcoming fear and embracing gratitude, and how he's helping others do the same, even in the most dire circumstances.
After enduring a suicide bombing, her father's death and the attacks of September 11th, Lauren Finkelstein knew she wanted a more meaningful life. You'll hear how she turned these tragic events into a mission to give back, driven by gratitude.