By Angela Heise -
Gratitude needs to be genuine to be effective – but the results can be uplifting, not being true to yourself? We walk you through how to uncover and embrace your genuine self.
When was the last time you were grateful? Not the absentminded “thanks” you may have uttered when someone held the door for you that merely fulfils a common, often empty cultural norm.
I am talking about genuine, deep appreciation. The kind you feel in your heart, that creates better relationships, protects you from envy, greed and resentment, and improves your self-esteem. That boosts your immune system and contributes to better physical and psychological health.
