Practice gratitude
Practicing gratitude has been shown to reduce stress, improve self-esteem, and foster resilience even in very difficult times. Think of people, moments, or things that bring you some kind of comfort or happiness and try to express your gratitude at least once a day. This can be thanking a co-worker for helping with a project, a loved one for washing the dishes, or your dog for the unconditional love they give you.
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Practice Gratitude
It’s pretty common to feel guilty over needing help when you’re coping with challenges, emotional distress, or health concerns.
Instead of feeling guilty when you struggle, cultivate gratitude by:
- thanking loved ones for their kindness;
- making your appreciation clear...
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