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The Practice of Gratitude

The Practice of Gratitude

Many studies have shown that people who are grateful and often count their blessings are those who lead happier and less depressed lives.

Practicing gratitude is an activity where you recall the things you are grateful for and appreciate the things we do have. It is an exercise that yields high results in complementing psychological counseling.

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