Brain Dumping: Gratefulness - Deepstash

Brain Dumping: Gratefulness

To reset your brain and stop the constant worry, you can write down the three things that you did right, and three things that you are grateful for, everyday.

Gratefulness needs to be practised to experience emotional relief and to kickstart the law of attraction (cause and effect), which is a universal law much like gravity.

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