It is probably not surprising for you to hear that being grateful is good for you – physically, mentally, and emotionally. In an article published by Forbes, psychotherapist Amy Morin, relays seven scientifically proven benefits of gratitude. In her article, she states that having an attitude of gratitude can:
Open the door to better relationships, Improve physical health, Improve psychological health, Enhance empathy and reduce aggression, Help you sleep better, Improve self-esteem, and I...
Published on May 23, 2018 07:39