Living in the moment and being grateful for what you have is a trending topic nowadays and that’s for good reason.
After all, if you can’t be grateful for what you have now, then it’s going to be tough to be grateful for what you will have in the future.
In this case, you have a food truck business and you’re working at, more likely than not, your dream job. There’s so much to be grateful for … and below you will find out how food truck owners can practice gratitude.
When things aren’t going the way we want them to, it’s easy to feel down and bad for ourselves. However, it can always be worse and it’s important to celebrate where you are now and the path you traveled to get here.
It’s important to look at your challenges as meaningful tasks and obstacles you can conquer.
Sure, you might have a catering gig coming up and a million other things on your plate, but it’s important to view these challenges as blessings. You should be grateful for having a catering gig and a lot of work ahead as these are the things that are going to make you money, not to mention cooking food for a living is your passion.
A year ago, you might have wished for nothing more than to be a food truck owner. Well, now you are one and that should be cherished and celebrated.
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Reflection can help with gratitude because it allows you to sit back and reflect on what you have, where you’ve been and how far along you’ve come. During this process, you can reflect on the smart decisions you made and how you handled certain problems at your food truck.
In terms of mindfulness, it’s important to cherish the moment because it can actually lead to your best work and being present. When you’re focused on the task at hand, or simply giving each customer the time and day he or she deserves, you’re likely cooking at a high level and enhancing your customer service.
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While reflection focuses on the past, it’s essential to review your successes so you can duplicate them … and your failures so you don’t make the same mistakes again.
Mindfulness isn’t the opposite of that, although it’s focusing on the present — it’s giving all of your attention to the present moment.
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This post was last modified on June 26, 2019
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