Gratitude
Positive emotions, such as gratitude, can benefit our bodies and minds.
Being grateful for what we have (rather than obsessing about what we don't have) helps us in many different aspects of our lives - such as relieving stress, and it reinforces your will to try again when things don't go the way we want.
This exercise can help you start thinking about gratitude. Write your answers to the questions in the blanks below or on a page in a notebook, because writing down feelings of gratitude can boost those strong feelings.
Try to make it your daily routine, set aside time each day to observe and appreciate what is good in your life.
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Experience the 14-day gratitude challenge with us!
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Day 1: Mention 4 personality traits that you love about yourself
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Day 2: Identify 3 things that you work hard for your life
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Day 3: Call a family member to check on them and chat
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Day 4: Meditate. Record 3 things you are grateful for
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Day 5: Do something for yourself, something that makes you smile
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Day 6: Meditate. Record 3 things that make you feel proud
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Day 7: Call your friends and have fun with them
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Day 8: Write a thank you letter to an important person in your life
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Day 9: Write a thank-you message to yourself
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Day 10: Do breathing and relaxation exercises for 20 minutes
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Day 11: Express your gratitude for two people in your life
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Day 12: Meditate. Record 3 other things for which you are grateful
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Day 13: Write 3 positive attributes in your manager / colleague / teacher
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Day 14: List 3 skills you are grateful to have acquired
Gratitude activity
Activity
Set aside 3 minutes before bed and remember five things in your life that don't need to be fixed.
During the day, if you find yourself remembering things that make you feel unhappy, also remember to be grateful for things that seem positive.
Presently: A Gratitude Journal
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Gratitude Happiness Journal
You can customize a gratitude journal.
But if you are not a fan of writing, you can use the following applications!