Many times people feel like showing gratitude is just saying “ thank you” but to be honest, it is more than just mere expression. Gratitude is noticing the good things in life, whether they come from other people, situations, or even ourselves. When we say thank you, we are not just being polite, it is us truly seeing the help and kindness we get. This makes us feel connected and like we belong, which is important for feeling good. Gratitude helps us focus on what we have, not what we do not have which makes us see life in a better way.
When it comes to any kind of relationship, gratitude helps our relationships. When we say "thank you," we get closer to people and make them feel supported and appreciated. If you thank a friend for helping you, the friendship will grow better , and you both will definitely feel like you care about each other more. But if you do not say thank you , people might feel like you do not care, and that can hurt your relationships. So, if you make it a habit to be grateful, you can build stronger, healthier connections with the people around you.
Gratitude is way beyond saying “thank you”. It is funny how some people say thank you and they do not even mean it, especially people that have entitlement mentality. Gratitude has to be very genuine.
Gratitude can push you to grow as a person. When you are thankful for what others do, they will always want to help and give back. This will go on like that and will even inspire others to do the same. So, gratitude makes society better by encouraging kindness, empathy, and working together.
Gratitude is more than just mere words like I have said, gratitude is a big mindset shift. When we practice and embrace gratitude we will definitely change our lives. Let us learn to be grateful even for the smallest things.
In conclusion, genuine gratitude is important for a happy life. When we take note and appreciate the good things, we feel better as a person , get closer to people, stay healthier, and help others. If we make gratitude a habit, we will always feel more connected to ourselves and to others which will make our lives better and more meaningful.
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I’m someone that also believes gratitude goes beyond the words we say and because of that, it is easy for people to know I’m not grateful for something because I don’t just say the words. I try to live the words but sadly, we are used to judging how grateful people are by how much they say thank you.
Yes, there are sometimes when it is just the words that matter and I try not to mistake those times with the times when my actions speak more.
Thanks for sharing! I needed this reminder.
!PIMP
@hopestylist here!
god bless you