Gratitude

Travel Is No Cure for the Mind

Declare war on the negative bias: Focus on the things that go right instead of the things that go wrong — did the checkout line at the grocery store go quick? Did you avoid red lights on your way to work? If all you did was look for things to appreciate, you would live a spectacular life.

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aandrea

insights on gratitude via AJ Jacobs

"Enough"

John C. Bogle jamesclear.com

sari

Sometimes the key to happiness isn’t finding the next upgrade, but appreciating what’s already in front of you. We’re prone to undervaluing what we have and overvaluing what we don’t have yet covet. Sometimes the grass is greener where you water it.

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Supritha S

"I Wish You Bad Luck"

JamesClear.com jamesclear.com

Prashanth Narayan

what i had to do was a combination of exposure therapy (spending a bit more than felt comfortable) + emotional work: i’d notice my tendency to choose discomfort over spending money → spend → freak out → explore / be with the feeling also, active gratitude whenever i spent

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SStuart Evans

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A lot of people are just trying to get to tomorrow and don't have the luxury of getting to think about how good they can be. And so if you are in a place where you have any space to get to think about that, it's something to be grateful for.

-Ravi Gupta

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List of Questions to Generate Gratitude

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Natalie Audelo

50 Ways to Be Ridiculously Generous—and Feel Ridiculously Good.

Alexandra Franzen youcangetitdone.com

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