The Science of Gratitude: Why and How It Works!

🌟 Gratitude Is Not a Platitude—It’s a Game-Changer for Your Emotional Health! 🌟

Gratitude is more than just saying "thank you"—it’s a science-backed tool that can profoundly impact your emotional health. In this video, I’ll unpack how gratitude works in your brain, why it’s essential for emotional resilience, and practical ways you can incorporate it into your daily life.

What you’ll learn in this video:

✨The science of gratitude: how it rewires your brain for positivity.
✨The connection between gratitude and reduced stress, anxiety, and depression.
✨A simple gratitude practice you can start today for immediate benefits.
✨Gratitude isn’t just a fleeting feeling—it’s a skill that can transform your perspective and enhance your overall well-being.

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I'm grateful for the pleasant grounded information on this channel :)

I remember learning about this from Heartmath when I was first learning about HRV breathwork. They said that the breathwork worked a lot better when you remembered a happy grateful memory. I played around with some HRV biofeedback and it worked. My score would drop wildly if I got into a negative thought loop. Had to fully chill and recenter to get the score up, gratitude is an elevated feeling, the sensation itself tells us it's good. Not some fleeting pleasure, it has a comfy settled-in feeling when I get there.