If you’ve ever wondered what good is gratitude, take a look at this:
Source of infographic – John Templeton Foundation.
After getting this information, one has to wonder why not be grateful? You have everything to gain and nothing to lose.
Today, I’m Linking in to Laurel Regan’s post, Today’s Gratitude List – Linkup No.42 with my gratitude list for last week. I am grateful for:
1. the freedom and the opportunity to do the work I love to do and get paid for it (now and then!).
2. family who support and care.
3. inspiration that comes in so many ways.
4. resources that take care of our needs
5. wisdom to know how to live within our means
6. deep contentment
7. the safety, security and comfort of our home.
That’s a great infographic, Corinne!
Gratitude – can’t live without it!
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Thanks, Vidya. And you’re right – what’s life without gratitude? 🙂
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I love the gratitude attitude! If nothing else, it makes me feel better instantly so it’s worth consciously making an effort for that alone. Today I am grateful for another sunny day, drying my washing outside, living near the sea, the sounds of children playing, and the smell of newly washed hair. Glad to have found you on UBC!
Love the infographic, Corinne! I’m grateful that there is nothing major with my eyes(infection), that I can resume work from next week and can even flaunt glasses and a new look 😀
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Yay we also figure out in the most grateful country 😀
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Our lives take on more meaning with gratitude in them. I especially related to this when doing the Gratitude Challenge on Facebook last month.
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Gratitude is definitely the way to go!
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That’s wonderful infographic…
very true…gratitude leads to joy
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I’m grateful that my mom is getting better..It’s a long hard road but she’ll be fine…We’ll make her…I was angry a few days ago at the unseen power but I’be decided to move on and fight..It will all be fine…
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That gratitude pic is very insightful. Was not aware of its impact on youth! 🙂
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Loved the graphics and so many facts to ponder upon. As they say ‘count your blessings’.
Proud moment: Reading name of India in the list 😀 🙂
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I agree, counting our blessings makes us realize how much we really have!! Nice infographic!
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One must be grateful for whatever one already has. Of course, there’s nothing wrong in aspiring for whatever one doesn’t have. However, one should not make the realization of those aspirations the be-all and end-all of life.
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Lovely infographic, Corrine ! Gratitude does have a wonderful effect on one’s personality, attitude and of course on the lives of those around them.
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Hi Corinne 🙂
That is such a good list you have.
Your infographic finally explains the reason why I have such a low BP 😛
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Love ur list, Corinne. One needs to be grateful to the small things given to us by life and give freely in terms of life, love and what’s not. Loove the chart. It makes the post double attractive. I am grateful for this post:)