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 7 months, 4 weeks 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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