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The Strongest Human Desire
If you have read Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People, you may have learned that one of the strongest human desires is to feel important and appreciated.
Ironically, this is such a strong desire, yet it’s also one of the most neglected. For whatever reason, we tend not to share or show appreciation for others nearly as much as we should.
With that in mind, here are a few great reasons to focus on and share gratitude with others:
• Expressing gratitude for other people is a gift, lifting their spirits.
• Having a grateful heart creates feelings of contentment.
• Gratitude is good for your health and reduces anxiety. It has been said that we can’t hold onto anger or bitterness and gratitude simultaneously!
• It keeps you humble and also makes you more likable. Who doesn’t like thankful, humble people?
• Thankfulness inspires others to be generous. There are many more reasons, but I thought these were the most impactful and important to share as we enter the holiday season.
With that in mind, I invite you to make a habit of expressing gratitude. Who are you thankful for? Why? When was the last time you let them know?
Do it today! It will make you both feel great.
November 2024
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Finding Comfort
The Power of Gratitude in Grief
ARTICLE BY BETH GUSTIN
PHOTOGRAPHY BY SARAH DAWN PHOTOGRAPHY
Beth Gustin MA, NCC, LPC, CAGCS, EMDRIA Approved Consultant, PLGS. Transitioning Through Change, PLLC (And guide dog, Manolo)
Grief and gratitude might seem like emotional opposites—grief revolves around loss, while gratitude highlights the good in life. However, these two can coexist and provide profound support on your journey through grief.
Beth Gustin, a grief counselor at Transitioning Through Change in Westminster, understands this dynamic well. Grief manifests in various ways, whether mourning a loved one, a pet, or the end of a significant chapter in life. It can feel like an emotional rollercoaster, bringing waves of sadness, anger, and confusion. There’s no rulebook for “correct” grieving; the key is to allow yourself to feel those emotions so healing can begin.
One of Beth’s clients, who had experienced multiple losses, found herself struggling under the weight of her grief. Recognizing her pain, Beth recommended that she start noticing little moments of joy throughout her day. This could be as simple as feeding the birds in her yard, hearing bird calls during her daily walk, experiencing success at work, or sharing laughter with friends and family. By encouraging her to write these moments down, Beth helped the client honor her loved ones and express gratitude for both the big and small joys in life.
This practice shifted the client’s focus from her losses to the simple pleasures that still existed around her. While the pain of her grief remained, the act of acknowledging moments of joy provided her with comfort, strength, and hope on her path toward healing and discovering a new identity and purpose.
Grief does not have to overshadow all aspects of life. Instead, gratitude can carve out space for moments of peace and reflection alongside heartache. For instance, when mourning a loved one, gratitude can transform deep sorrow into an appreciation for the special times shared. The pain may linger, but gratitude offers a gentler way to hold onto the love that remains.
“There’s no rulebook for “correct” grieving; the key is to allow yourself to feel those emotions so healing can begin.”
HOW TO PRACTICE GRATITUDE DURING GRIEF:
1. Journaling: Write down three things you are grateful for each day, no matter how small, like enjoying a warm cup of coffee or getting out of bed.
2. Memory Rituals: Light a candle or create a memory box to honor your loved one.
3. Nature Walks: Spend time in nature, which can remind you of life’s cycles and its ability to heal and renew.
4. Supporting Others: Helping others can enhance your sense of purpose and remind you of the support you still have.
Balancing grief and gratitude may help bring moments of peace, even during life’s toughest times, allowing you to honor your losses while still embracing life’s beauty.
FROM LOSS TO HOPE
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Shirley Anderson's neighbors reminiscing at the neighborhood preview.
The Anderson Family Finds Support in a Realtor’s Mission to Preserve Community Spirit
In the quiet corners of Broomfield, where tight-knit neighborhoods flourish, stands a home that has been a cherished emblem of the Anderson family for over half a century. This quaint space, marked by open doors and neighborly check-ins, witnessed countless family gatherings and childhood milestones. "My mom hosted family reunions with 25 people in that tiny house," Todd Anderson reminisced. "It was a wonderful place to grow up."
After the passing of their beloved mother, the Anderson children faced the daunting decision to sell their family home. Overwhelmed by grief and inundated with lowball offers from opportunistic investors, they felt lost in the process. Enter Kassi Reiger, owner of Reiger Real Estate, who arrived as an unexpected ally during this challenging time. Her connection to the home began serendipitously at the Anderson estate sale.
“As soon as I walked in, I thought, ‘I want this house,’” Kassi recalled. She left her contact information, hoping for a chance to make it her first home.
Months later, an unexpected email from Todd reignited Kassi's interest in the property. Although she had since purchased another home, her fondness for the Anderson house led her to propose a compassionate solution. Understanding the family's sensitive state, she suggested a unique approach: she would cover the renovation
Kassi Reiger, owner of Reiger Real Estate
costs while allowing the Andersons to retain ownership until the house was sold. This offer stood in stark contrast to previous undervalued bids. “In a time of stress, going through a death in the family, it’s nice to know someone is on your side, helping you get through the process," Todd explains, expressing his gratitude for the support during this emotional transition. “She cared about what we wanted and took care of everything, so all we had to do was sit back and let her take the reins.”
Kassi’s renovation philosophy centered on preserving the home's character. She carefully selected materials that balanced upgrades with their original charm; think rounded sconces and pastel green tiles juxtaposed with gold fixtures, paying homage to the original 1970s aesthetic. "We wanted it to feel like a modern home while still encompassing the time period," Kassi explained. Most importantly, it’s about preserving elements so that the home's history isn't erased but instead celebrated.
"She changed the house, but it needed to be changed,” Todd shares. “That was a good thing in my opinion."
In the spirit of community and continuity, as renovation neared completion, Kassi hosted a neighborhood preview. Long-time residents gathered to reminisce and say goodbye, sharing stories about Shirley Anderson. “I would come every Wednesday with my granddaughters to visit, and Shirley always had her candy dish full,” Margaret, a long-time neighbor to the Andersons, shared. “‘You make sure you take some candy now’, she’d say.” Margaret paused briefly to collect herself. “My granddaughter has that candy dish now...”.
With the home finding a new family and the Andersons receiving a price far exceeding their initial expectations, they felt a sense of relief and fulfillment. Todd emphasized, “She knew we didn’t want to sell to someone who would rent it out. This is a great neighborhood with great schools, and we wanted a family to live here.”
More than a realtor, Kassi aims to aid those in need while preserving stories and breathing life into homes for future generations. “I'm in this to help, especially pre-foreclosure people or landlords that don't have funds to renovate,” Kassi explains. “We'll put it on the market at full potential price to get them as much as we can…it's really awesome.”
The Anderson Family in 1968
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THE key TO A GROWTH MINDSET
ARTICLE BY JULIE WALKER PHOTOGRAPHY BY SARAH DAWN PHOTOGRAPHY
Gratitude is a powerful tool that shapes our mindset and influences every aspect of our lives. “With a growth mindset, gratitude shifts your perspective,” explained Sue Vencill, a seasoned business coach and trainer with Business MAPS Coaching and Transformational Training. Sue helps business owners achieve their goals by focusing on the bigger picture and overcoming obstacles. In addition to coaching, Sue Vencill is certified with The One Thing, a New York Times bestseller on prioritizing a single task.
During a recent class, Sue worked with her clients on a gratitude mindset, and five of her key insights are provided here. “By focusing on gratitude, we can transform our overall approach to growth by prioritizing the one thing that will make everything else easier or unnecessary.”
1. Energy
Gratitude enhances how we manage our physical, mental and emotional energy. Physically, it motivates us to take better care of ourselves by encouraging movement, exercise, proper nourishment and rest. Mentally, gratitude shifts our thinking from fixed, negative mindsets to an expansive, positive outlook. Emotionally, practices like prayer, meditation and gratitude help replenish our reserves, enabling us to give to others from a place of abundance.
2. Habits and Choices
Gratitude influences the habits and choices that shape our lives. By focusing on what we’re grateful for, we naturally make decisions that serve us better, whether it’s choosing healthier meals, committing to personal growth or prioritizing exercise. The idea of focusing on one thing, like putting on walking shoes every morning to then get out the door for a walk, helps us build consistent habits, leading to longterm personal development.
3. Relationships and Resources
Gratitude also strengthens relationships and sharpens awareness of our resources. When we express appreciation to those we trust, we deepen our bonds and build a supportive community. Recognizing the people and resources we can rely on—like friends, family or mentors—creates a sense of security and positivity.
4. Growth Plan
When we focus on gratitude, we become more open to growth opportunities. Gratitude encourages us to learn, whether it’s mastering a new skill or improving an area of our lives. It helps us model good habits for those around us, such as becoming a better cook for our family or improving our health through consistent self-care.
5. Schedule
Gratitude requires that we prioritize ourselves, making time for things like self-care and reflection. By scheduling moments for gratitude, like a morning walk or meditation session, we create space for growth and self-reflection, ensuring we stay grounded and focused.
SUE’S TIPS FOR PRACTICING GRATITUDE
1. Start with Three Things: Begin by identifying three things you’re grateful for, which can be big things like family, health or your job. This helps you establish a baseline of appreciation.
2. Go Deeper: Choose one of those things, like family, and dive deeper into what specifically you appreciate. For example, be thankful for your 18-year-old granddaughter’s achievements or your youngest son’s newfound job stability.
3. Celebrate and Share: Don’t forget to celebrate your wins and express gratitude to others. Even small gestures, like complimenting a neighbor on their beautiful garden while out walking, can brighten someone’s day and make a lasting impact.
Gratitude is the lead domino in creating a growth mindset, setting the foundation for positivity and self-improvement. When we make gratitude a habit, everything else in life begins to fall into place.
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Community Healing Through
HOW ONE FAMILY’S STORY BECAME A BEACON OF HOPE FOR OTHERS
When someone goes out of their way to express gratitude, amazing things can happen.
Thanking someone for simply holding open a door is an automatic response for most polite people. However, only saying “Thank you” may feel inadequate when a group of people go out of their way to help you in your time of need.
Daniel Jaramillo and his wife Jacquenette experienced that, and the results have grown into something very special. They responded to a family tragedy by giving thanks to those who helped them during some dark times and creating a fund to help other families cope with similar losses.
The couple’s son Daniel was born twelve weeks prematurely and spent 14 months at Children's Hospital fighting for his life. His parents nicknamed him “The Lion” because of his fighting spirit. When little Daniel went to be with the Lord at that early age, his parents reflected on the outpouring of love and support they had received from friends, family, and the wonderful staff at Children’s Hospital. They planned
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a picnic in Broomfield’s Midway Park to thank everyone who had been a part of Daniel and the family’s struggle. “We planned for 50 people to show up, and 300 attended. It was a perfect example of Broomfield’s sense of community and the healing power of giving thanks,” explains Mr. Jaramillo.
Daniel “The Lion” Fund was created, and the following year, 500 people attended the picnic to benefit families who have lost a child or are struggling with a critical childhood illness. With help from local donations, the Daniel “The Lion” Day annual picnic, scheduled on the weekend preceding Labor Day weekend, is now in its tenth year and sees upwards of 1,000 people celebrate the community and provide help to those in need. The theme, “Healing comes from serving others,” is the event’s foundation and the fund itself.
The picnic is fun for the entire family, and even people enjoying Midway Park for some other reason often find themselves drawn into the festivities, including interacting with “Sonny and Friends,” the fund’s loving and cuddly animal characters. No fundraising speeches or banners listing corporate sponsors are at the event. There isn’t even a jar available for donations at the picnic because it’s all about providing a healing space for those who need it and giving thanks to those who provide it.
Christian Walter, a member of Broomfield’s Guys Who Give organization, heard of Daniel “The Lion” Fund’s impact on the Broomfield community and invited the founder to attend the quarterly Guys Who Give meeting at Wonderland Brewing. At each meeting, the Guys choose a Broomfield-based charity to
“It was a perfect example of Broomfield’s sense of community and the healing power of giving thanks.”
receive their donation. Three charities are pulled from the hat containing all the nominees, and the nominating member gives the merits of the charity. Christian explained why he believed Daniel “The Lion” Fund deserved the donation, and after a ballot vote of the entire group, nearly all of them agreed!
“When they announced the winner, I was shocked and overwhelmed,” says Daniel. “Just being introduced to all those caring individuals who make up the group was heartwarming and inspiring. To be lucky enough to get our name pulled from the hat, and then to be voted as the recipient of the donation—wow, it was such a blessing!" Daniel emotionally explains.
The $10,100 donation was more than double the usual amount awarded. That kind of money makes a huge impact on a small “kitchen table” charity like theirs, as Daniel describes it. The four Sonny and Friends costumes, tired and worn out from so many appearances over the years, were the first things replaced with the money. Activity items such as books and games were purchased to give recipient families a chance to spend some happy times together while they are suffering through the loss or critical illness of a child. “You might be surprised what kind of impact something as simple as that can have on a family during those emotional and stressful times,” instructs Daniel.
“I have personally experienced Broomfield’s tremendous sense of community and giving nature. I can’t think of a better place to live and raise a family,” beams Daniel.
HOW TO CREATE THE PERFECT HOLIDAY LIGHTING DISPLAY
ARTICLE BY SARAH SCHIERKOLK
In the heart of the holiday season, Anthony Rivera, the owner of NOCO Window Cleaning, transforms homes into magical winter wonderlands. His mission? To take the stress out of holiday lighting, allowing families to enjoy the festivities without worrying about tangled cords or precarious ladder climbs. With a reputation for quality and safety, Anthony and his team handle everything from design to installation, and even take care of removal and storage. One happy customer once exclaimed, “Thanks to NOCO Window Cleaning, I got to sip cocoa while my house sparkled!”
For those adventurous souls who prefer to tackle their own displays, here are a few tips to keep the holiday spirit alive and avoid a Griswold-level fiasco:
Measure Twice, Hang Once: Ensure you have enough lights by measuring your space before shopping. Nothing says “oops” like running out of string lights halfway through!
Use Your Phone: Forget climbing ladders! Use your smartphone to snap photos for reference and measure rooflines safely from the ground.
Choose Your Colors Wisely: Stick to a cohesive color scheme that complements your home—two or three colors will keep things looking classy.
Shop for Deals: Keep an eye out for holiday sales to snag those lights and decorations at a great price.
Be Safe and Call a Professional: If you find yourself tangled in lights or questioning your life choices from atop a ladder, it’s perfectly fine to call in the pros— because holiday cheer should never come with a side of “What was I thinking?”
With these tips, along with a little help from NOCO Window Cleaning, you can create a stunning display that lights up your neighborhood and your spirits! Expert Help for a Sparkling Season by NOCO Window Cleaning
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ARTICLE BY ANGELA BROOCKERD I PHOTOGRAPHY BY JANIE JONES
Fall is synonymous with gathering with friends and family and enjoying time together. Whether it is for Thanksgiving, a football watch party or a simple fall gathering, these easy appetizer dips are the perfect shareable snack to share.
fig & honey brie
The perfect cheesy fall dip that is both savory and sweet. The chopped pecans add a subtle crunch that makes this irresistible.
ingredients:
• 8 ounce brie wheel
• 1/3 cup fig spread or jam
• ¼ cup pecans
• 2 teaspoons honey
• 1 teaspoon fresh rosemary, chopped
• 1 teaspoon fresh parsley
directions: Place brie in a baking dish. Spread the fig spread on top of brie and sprinkle with chopped pecans. Drizzle with honey. Add fresh herbs, and bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes. Serve with pita chips or crackers.
garlic herb
feta dip
This savory dip is quick and easy to assemble and is perfect to serve with fresh veggies or crackers of any kind.
ingredients:
• ½ cup plain Greek yogurt
• 1 whole garlic bulb, roasted
• 1 ¼ cup feta cheese
• 3 teaspoons olive oil
• 1 Tablespoon lemon juice
• ½ teaspoon dill
• 1 teaspoon parsley
• Salt and pepper to taste
directions:
First, cut the head off of the top of the garlic bulb, and drizzle olive oil on top. Wrap in foil, and place it in an oven heated to 425 degrees. Roast for 30 minutes or until soft. Squeeze roasted garlic into a bowl, and set aside. Next, add the yogurt, feta, lemon juice, salt, pepper and water in a blender and lightly blend. Add the roasted garlic and blend until smooth. Transfer to a serving dish and sprinkle with fresh herbs. Serve with crackers or fresh vegetables. Enjoy!
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EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Trivia Night w/Geeks Who Drink at Quinto Pizzeria
Quinto Neighborhood Pizzeria & Taphouse - 10443 Town Center Dr, Westminster, CO 80021
Gather your smartest friends and join us for trivia night each Wednesday from 7-9 pm at Quinto Pizzeria! Free drinks and fantastic prizes are won each week! Seats are limited and tables fill up fast so we recommend coming a little early or making a reservation! Turn up the competition and the fun! Come play!
NOVEMBER 13TH
Join Us at Guys Who Give
Wonderland Brewing - 5450 W 120th Ave Broomfield, CO 80020 | 5:30 PM
Guys Who Give is a group of men with a desire to inspire and who are committed to making a difference in their local communities. This mission is accomplished by finding 100+ men to each contribute $100 at the quarterly events to benefit a chosen local charity. The idea is to keep it local and have an impact that WE can SEE.
NOVEMBER 23RD
Legacy High School Holiday Craft Fair
Legacy High School - 2701 W 136th Ave, Broomfield, CO 80020 | 9:00 AM
Join us for the 10th Annual Legacy High School Band Craft Fair! Explore unique goods from local vendors, enjoy delicious bites from food trucks, and don’t miss special performances by our talented band students. It’ s a fun-filled day supporting the Legacy High School Band - we can’t wait to see you there!
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NOVEMBER 27TH
Thanksgiving Break Ninja Camp
Warrior Challenge Arena - 3400
Industrial Ln, Broomfield, CO 80020 | 10:00 AM
When school is out, Warrior Challenge Arena is IN! Team and Personal Challenges, Competition Games and High Flying Stunts are all facilitated by our friendly staff and catered to the skills of the group. Head to warriorchallengearena.com for more information.
DECEMBER 1ST
Broomfield High School Band Holiday Market
Broomfield High School - 1 Eagle Way, Broomfield, CO 80020 | 10:00 AM
With craft stations for kids, cookie decorating, and the chance to visit Santa, bring the family and join the Broomfield High School Band for our inaugural Holiday Market. Find unique handmade goods from over 100 local vendors, artists, and craftsman. Local food trucks will be on site during the fair, and the Band Boosters will be selling drinks. All proceeds will benefit the Broomfield High School Band programs.
DECEMBER 6TH & 7TH
The Colorado Repertory Singers presents Winter Reflections
Broomfield Auditorium - 3
Community Park Rd, Broomfield, CO 80020
Mark your calendars for this holiday tradition! Colorado Repertory Singers return to the Broomfield Auditorium for their annual holiday concerts December 6th & 7th. Expect to celebrate, breathe and reflect during the December holiday season. Colorado Repertory Singers is Broomfield-based and provides singers an environment that encourages musical growth and fosters a sense of community. Tickets can be purchased in advance at coloradorepertorysingers.org.
