People often think gratitude just means saying “thanks,” but it’s more than that
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People often think gratitude just means saying “thanks,” but it’s more than that
Posted by Daisy Simon on August 8, 2025 at 1:00 pmDo you think gratitude is a habit we have to actively practice, or is it something that should come naturally? And can we really feel grateful when life isn’t going our way?
Mike Reynolds replied 11 months ago 7 Members · 6 Replies -
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I feel it’s interconnected. If we consciously practice it, after a point of time, it will start coming naturally to us ☺️
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MemberAugust 8, 2025 at 2:49 pmAgreed..Gratitude is a practice we choose daily even when life’s tough..
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It’s the habit that we cultivate…to be grateful of tiny things that we take for granted…this gives way to a positive shift in our perspective and we slowly start living in a state where we naturally focus on the things that ARE going our way…this I believe attracts more good things. So it’s a conscious effort at first.
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When our mind learns to seek out the good even in small moments, life starts to feel lighter and brighter.✨
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Gratitude can come naturally, but in tough times it’s something we practice. Even small sparks of good remind us there’s still something to hold onto.
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