Individuals who exhibit and express the most gratitude are happier, healthier and more energetic.
Deep within you, you believe in something (don’t you? stop and ponder) a higher power, a God or something that has the power to create the world. You have probably heard the saying, “Count your blessings”, and the good news is that when you count your blessings, you will increase emotional and mental health. Individuals who exhibit and express the most gratitude are happier, healthier and more energetic. When you show appreciation, you will access a calmer state, you will feel more peaceful and it makes you feel good about yourself and your life. Some ways to start practicing gratitude to improve well-being:
Keep a gratitude diary: At the end of each day, write three to five things for which you feel grateful for. It can be as simple as a perfect sunset, birds chirping, a perfect coffee in your garden or a friends’ call. Relish the feeling while you pen it down.
Express your gratitude: Take five minutes from your day to share your feelings. You can call your grandparents, a friend, a mentor or a teacher and tell them how their positivity helped you during tough times. Let them know that they are important in your life.
Look for the bright side of every situation: Change the saying, “the grass is greener on the other side” to “the grass is greener where you water it”. The way you perceive things is important.
One meal together with family: Make sure that you will have one meal of the day with family members. Encourage each one to report one thing that happened for which they are grateful for. Have a silver lining to the situation.
“What you celebrate expands”, so dear readers celebrate every moment of life and remember positivity, which is the most important thing necessary for us during this pandemic, attracts miracles.
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