Benefits of gratitude
Gratitude has been shown to heal us of past hurts, energize us with hope, & change our life with inspiration for the future.
The powerful positive triad of looking at
- the world,
- at other people, and
- at themselves
with an attitude of gratitude brings more positive outcomes for grateful people than ungrateful (less grateful) people.
Studies have shown that when it comes to success in life, grateful people tend to be happier, more satisfied, more pro-social... but also more generous, compassionate, forgiving, & helpful.
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