Matthew and Shannon Missimer, The Motion of Gratitude

Summary:

This week on The Summit Podcast Shannon and Matthew Missimer, co-founders of The Motion of Gratitude, share their journey of personal growth and intentional gratitude. They discuss how Shannon's experience of feeling unfulfilled led her to discover the power of gratitude and being present in her life. They also talk about their decision to leave their traditional jobs, travel in an RV, and spend five months in Costa Rica. The couple emphasizes the importance of gratitude in shifting perspectives and finding joy in life. They discuss their upcoming book, 'The Paradox of Having Your Shit Together,' which explores their personal journey and the power of intentional gratitude. Shannon and Matthew Missimer discuss their journey of living in an RV and practicing gratitude. They share how they made the decision to live a non-traditional lifestyle and the challenges they faced along the way. They also talk about their company, The Motion of Gratitude, and how they help individuals and organizations incorporate gratitude into their lives. Shannon and Matthew emphasize the importance of intentional focus, trusting your own voice, and taking risks in order to live a fulfilling life.

Takeaways:

Practicing intentional gratitude can shift perspectives and bring joy to daily life. Leaving traditional jobs and embracing a life of travel and intentional living can lead to personal growth and new experiences. Connecting with people from different backgrounds and cultures can enrich life and create a sense of community. The Missimers' upcoming book, 'The Paradox of Having Your Shit Together,' explores their personal journey and the power of intentional gratitude. Living a non-traditional lifestyle requires intentional focus and the willingness to take risks. Practicing gratitude can have a profound impact on personal growth and well-being. The Motion of Gratitude offers a 28-day gratitude initiative to help individuals develop intentional gratitude practices. The company also works with schools and corporations to incorporate gratitude into their environments. Trusting your own voice and following your intuition can lead to a more fulfilling life.