I am an advocate for gratitude. Gratitude offers each of us many positive outcomes:
- recognizing the goodness of life
- recognizing the goodness of gifts
- recognizing the goodness of people who give
- appreciating what one has versus what one does not have
- boosting your immune system
- lowering depression
- helping with sleep
- increasing feelings of energy
- helping handle stress
- feeling more generous toward others
- being more forgiving
- feeling less lonely and isolated
- fostering hope for the future
- improving how you regulate your emotions
- reducing stress and burnout
- building stronger relationships
- improving overall health
- dealing with adversity
- shifting your focus from the negative to the positive
- improving your quality of life
- making you feel happier
- reducing your inner fears
- strengthening your faith
- giving you peace of mind
- helping you reach your goals
- minimizing a feeling of hopelessness
- expressing more kindness
- expressing compassion towards others
- providing sources of inspiration
- understanding the beauty and miracle of life
Slowly read the above 30 benefits of gratitude and ask yourself if you would like to receive these benefits? If so, I invite you to begin to practice “Gratitude”, and move toward living in a “State of Gratitude”.
It has really helped me, and I believe it will help you too. I send my best to you.
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Your points are all good ones. The attitude of gratitude can really turn things around for all of us.
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