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“[Gratitude] is not only the greatest of virtues, but the parent of all the others.” –Cicero
Here are 3 ways to systemize it to get you started
#1 is a classic
#2 takes no effort
#3 is new for most people (my favorite)
Let's get into it
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Here are 3 ways to systemize it to get you started
#1 is a classic
#2 takes no effort
#3 is new for most people (my favorite)
Let's get into it
*THREAD*
The first one is the one a lot of people talk about, for good reason:
Gratitude journaling!
But how can you get into the habit?
Gratitude journaling!
But how can you get into the habit?
The trick is to not overcomplicate it:
Ideally in the morning, take a couple of minutes and write down things you are grateful for.
Everything goes. Feel free to start with 'small and obvious' things like waking up
Ideally in the morning, take a couple of minutes and write down things you are grateful for.
Everything goes. Feel free to start with 'small and obvious' things like waking up
Bonus point: If you are in a relationship, write down something you are grateful for about your partner in addition
Gratitude System Number 2
This one is at the end of the day:
When you go to bed simply ask yourself the question - what made today special?
This one is at the end of the day:
When you go to bed simply ask yourself the question - what made today special?
And finally, my personal favorite:
Use physical reminders to invoke the feeling of gratitude.
This sounds a lot more complicated than it is, here is one example
Use physical reminders to invoke the feeling of gratitude.
This sounds a lot more complicated than it is, here is one example
I have a mug, that reminds me to be grateful for my relationship.
Every time I have some tea I get reminded automatically.
You can assign this meaning to everything - give it a try.
Every time I have some tea I get reminded automatically.
You can assign this meaning to everything - give it a try.
So as a quick summary:
1 - start your day with gratitude journaling
2 - end your day by asking why the day was special
3- assign meaning to things you use and take them as reminders to be grateful
1 - start your day with gratitude journaling
2 - end your day by asking why the day was special
3- assign meaning to things you use and take them as reminders to be grateful
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