start monday with gratitude
articles & blogposts
“You're never going to feel bad about your whole life if you loved people and you were curious.” ~ Hank Green, vlogger, science communicator, entrepreneur, author, internet producer, and musician.
I think we can conclude that the list of descriptive titles after Hank Green's name gives the impression that he's curious about a lot in life and has his fingers in a lot of pies. Whilst it's not necessary to have your fingers in a lot of pies, it is good to always remain curious, to always ask questions, to always seek understanding and knowledge.
And that's exactly what this section is about. It's about understanding gratitude and the benefit of creating a gratitude practice... and anything that may be of interest within the subject of gratitude. "The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing." ~ Albert Einstein.
All the articles and blogposts I create throughout this coming year of gratitude shall be shared as they're written in our weekly email. And the collection shall also be shared on this page too.
why create a gratitude habit?
Can gratitude benefit your life when it becomes a habit and part of your routine?
In what ways and on what levels can a daily graittude practice benefit you?
how to make a habit of gratitude
Is gratitude a habit?
Why should you view your gratitude practice in the same way as you would view creating a new habit?
how long does it take for gratitude to become a habit?
We've all seen the claims that it takes 21 days to form a habit. Even some famous self-help gurus have been known to quote this 'fact'. But is it fact? And if it is fact, where did it come from and who discovered it.
three phases to create a habit
Did you know that every habit that you create, including the habit of gratitude, goes through 3 distinct and necessary phases to become successful? What are those 3 phases? And how can you recognise which one you're experiencing?
gratitude and your mental well-being
Can, and does, gratitude positively change and impact a person's mental well-being? What research has been done in relation to the impact of gratitude of your mental health? Can something as simple as gratitude really have a profound and positive effect on our mental well-being?
