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How Gratitude Attracts More Blessings

Why wait until Thanksgiving to express your gratitude? You have the luxury of living your joyous life every single day of the year. Recognize your blessings and remind yourself that showing gratitude for all you already have attracts more abundance into your life. Here are five ways that showing gratitude attracts more blessings into your life.


Be thankful for the little things. When you're in a positive mindset, you'll learn to appreciate the little things. The sweetest blessings come in the smallest forms. Once you learn to love, recognize, and be thankful for the little things in life, your quality of life will increase because you'll be aware of how fortunate you really are. 


 Your daughter giving you a drawing that says, "Number one mom!" or your husband picking up your favorite flavor of ice cream are things you should be thankful for. Your daughter thinks you're a rock star and you have a considerate spouse. 

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You'll develop impeccable radar. If you often reflect on the fortunate events in your life, you'll be able to spot a wonderful opportunity from a mile away. For example, you'll be able to smell a promotion in the works or an opportunity to bring your family closer.


 Actively seeking new opportunities to increase your personal quality of life and that of the ones nearest and dearest to your heart will fill your heart with accomplishment. 


 Giving to the less fortunate. When you're thankful for the bed you sleep in at night, the roof shielding your family from the cold, the family on your couch and the food on your plates, you're well aware of how fortunate you are. As a result, you're more likely to jump at the opportunity to help someone in a worse position. 


 The smallest efforts from you could make a world of a difference in the life of another. Helping your neighbor craft his resume will help him provide for his family. Donating your used clothing will help keep the homeless warm. And taking part in a walk for breast cancer may give someone else the opportunity to live another day. When you help others, you help yourself. 


 You'll reach higher. Your grateful ways are a blessing. You appreciate life more intensely when you're grateful. You also see each day as another chance to bring more joy to your reality, lifestyle, and future. It's perfectly normal to be grateful for what you have, yet often desire to reach for more. Constantly improving your life is a good thing for you and your family.

Taking others into consideration. When you're satisfied with your life and feel genuinely happy, you treat others kindly. You'll be more likely to hold the door open at the mall for a stranger or pick up a fallen cane for an elderly man. Your own happiness is magnified when you help bring joy to others. 


 Your life takes a turn for the better when you keep in mind how fortunate you really are. The smallest details can boost your spirits. The misfortune of others will prompt you to help them seek support, and life just looks a little brighter. 


 Starting today, take your positive mindset to new heights and make every day a personal day of thanksgiving! 


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  • Angel Lewis

    Hello there! I'm Angel, an entrepreneur and writer who grew up in rural North Carolina and now resides in Virginia. My love for writing began during my time at Guilford College in Greensboro, NC. Over the past couple of years, I've authored two nonfiction books in the personal development genre. Along with writing for adults, I also created 'Ready. Set. Fly!', a children's book that inspires self-confidence and resilience. When I'm not writing, I enjoy gardening, reading, playing games, and spending time with those closest to me.

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6 thoughts on “How Gratitude Attracts More Blessings

  1. I think this entry is flawless. It’s great to know that people still understand the true value of happiness as it impacts the rest of the world. There’s still hope. Thanks for that

  2. Beautiful post and wonderful reminder that having a positive mindset and gratitude are important. Thank you for sharing this thoughtful post.

  3. My husband just walked by and I said, “I’m so grateful for you.” (He just ran an errand for me.) He was Really touched. Thank you for this article on gratitude attracts more blessings!!

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