Guest guest Posted January 28, 2010 Report Share Posted January 28, 2010 Why Gratitude? According to a long-term study on the power of gratitude by the University of California1, writing gratitude journals and practicing gratefulness on a regular basis causes the following happy side-effects: Promotes Good Health You'll enjoy better physical and mental health, a better outlook on life, and you'll be more optimistic, Expressing gratitude is one of the fastest ways to pull yourself out of a slump. Inspires Success You'll be more likely to work towards your personal goals, more alert, enthusiastic, determined and attentive. Makes You a Better Person Your friends will see you as more generous and helpful, you'll be less envious of others, and you'll love helping others. Helps with a Good Night's Sleep Studies on expressing gratitude show that you'll sleep better at night, and feel more energetic during the day. ? According to a long-term study on the power of gratitude by the University of California1, writing gratitude journals and practicing gratefulness on a regular basis causes the following happy side-effects: Promotes Good Health You'll enjoy better physical and mental health, a better outlook on life, and you'll be more optimistic, Expressing gratitude is one of the fastest ways to pull yourself out of a slump. Inspires Success You'll be more likely to work towards your personal goals, more alert, enthusiastic, determined and attentive. Makes You a Better Person Your friends will see you as more generous and helpful, you'll be less envious of others, and you'll love helping others. Helps with a Good Night's Sleep Studies on expressing gratitude show that you'll sleep better at night, and feel more energetic during the day. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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