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Keep Your Pen Moving: 6 Science-Backed Benefits of Gratitude
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Psychology Today: The Latest
In fact, it makes you want to ditch the gratitude practice altogether.
Here are six science-backed benefits every gratitude journaler should know to help them stay motivated and consistent:Counting your blessings helps your outlook.
(2021) showed that even a six-week gratitude intervention could enhance mental well-being, with sustained effects that lasted at the six-month follow-up.
As long as you see the recipient in a respectful, egalitarian fashion, gratitude can feel loving and bonding.
(2019), “gratitude is beneficially, although modestly, linked to social well-being, emotional well-being and to a lesser extent psychological well-being.” You might feel physically better and exercise more.