Why Should I Be Thankful?
John Harrison was the picture of success. At 45, he was the CEO of a thriving tech company, living in a luxury downtown penthouse with all the trappings of wealth. But beneath the surface, his life was far from perfect. His days were consumed with endless meetings and phone calls, leaving little room for anything else. Despite his financial success, John was growing increasingly frustrated. His team was often behind schedule, and his business strategies felt off-track. At home, his family relationships had become brief, tense exchanges instead of meaningful conversations. John’s dissatisfaction began to taint everything. Achievements that once made him proud now felt empty. He had grown irritable, focusing only on his life’s flaws. It was during one particularly bad week, when everything felt like it was unraveling, that things started to change. One Monday, Alex, a junior analyst in John’s company, stopped by his office. Alex wasn’t known for his career accomplishments—he wasn’t...