Dr Z.
We should be most grateful for the foundational aspects of life that money can’t buy but deeply shape our existence: health, time, and meaningful relationships. Good health gives us the strength to pursue our goals. Time offers the opportunity to grow, change, and contribute. And relationships—whether family, friends, or mentors—remind us we’re not alone in our journey.
I’m also grateful for challenges. They’ve taught me resilience, innovation, and empathy. Without pressure, diamonds don’t form. The ability to learn from failure, to rebuild, and to keep believing is a gift that sustains personal and professional growth.
Lastly, I’m grateful for purpose—the drive to serve others and create meaningful impact. When life is rooted in purpose, even small victories feel significant.
