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But most people that have approached me have said that what I have is a bit too different from what they do. Maybe cause I'm thinking more in terms of fanfiction writing?

The Science of Gratitude: The Way to Practice It: I Show you How

It’s well peddled that we have a genetically pre-determined set point for happiness, which stays more or less the same (unless something wildly horrific happens, such as the death of a child). What isn’t widely known is that some experts think that only 50% of our happiness is pre-determined, while 10% is circumstance, and the remaining 40% is influenced by what we do or “intentional activity.” And one of the ways we can change that malleable 40% is undoubtedly: gratitude. There are hundreds, maybe even thousands of studies that back this up. 

I tend to write my “gratitudes” just before bed. If I don’t, whether because I’m travelling, or having sex, I find that my mind takes longer to stop swirling enough to fall asleep. 

Caution. Two things I need to point our though. No.1. Writing too many in your list of blessings per night can prove too much of a good thing. Research states that too long a list can lose its profound effect on the mind, become repetitive or even become to feel like a chore. Best if your list is keep between 3 and 8 items of gratitude. No.2. (AND THIS IS MOST IMPORTANT) Gratitude is an activity you must engage in. I know people who claim to “do” gratitude but actually do nothing. It’s like claiming you can fly a plane, when all you cal do is operate a Playstation flight simulator. They think it’s just a vague feeling of thankfulness. But you have to DO IT in order to GET IT. 

It’s really easy to blahdiblah about an “attitude of gratitude”, but here I want to explain what I feel should be an “exactitude of gratitude.” By this I mean, locating and lassoing the exact moments in your day that inspired gratitude.

Many people who try to do a gratitude journal go TOO BIG. They write lists that say things like: I am grateful for my job, I am grateful for my dog, I am grateful for the roof over my head, my family, food in the fridge, and so on and so forth. Well, happens the next day when you have the same family, same dog, same food in the fridge, etc? Get my point? Soon you will run out of things to write about. Soon you will get discouraged. This exercise will start to irritate you. It will become repetitive. Robotically listing a standard grocery list of blessings does not work and the long term effects will produce indifference.  It just like looking in the mirror everyday repeating the same mantra that we truly don’t believe. It’s like repeating “I am enough” when you don’t relieve believe that you are. 

To get to the core of gratitude, it’s all about seeking the micro rather than the macro of the gratitude, sourcing the specific, getting to the heart of the matter. That’s how you create a habit. That’s how you mold and train your mind, change your mindset and ultimately SHIFT into living a life that is mindful, purposeful, INTENTIONAL. That’s how you begin actively calling into and manifesting abundance into your life NO MATTER WHAT IS HAPPENING OUTSIDE OF YOU. OUT THERE ... 

So, let’s make it as specific as possible, rather than using broad sweeping statements. Let’s dig into how to truly practice what everyone loosely calls AN ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE. Here are some micro “gratitudes” I’ve written in my Gratitude Journal for TODAY, 4.4.2020.

1. Today, I sat to write on the sofa wearing my new pair of sateen pjs, listening to a faint Vivaldi in the background, and drinking creme brulee flavored coffee.It felt like a garden party in my mouth. Nice. So grateful.

2. I just pressed a few buttons on an app, rather than having a painful 5 min phone call, and a nice person delivered pizza to my door. If I had a person from the 1950s with me right now, they’d be like, “What is this, actual sorcery?” So grateful ...

3. There are a pair of robins raising a family atop my arbor. At first they would wheel away, chirping madly when I came near. Now, they sit there, serene, looking straight into my eyes. Getting a bird to trust you is such a rush. I am so grateful.

Friends, one thing to note ... if writing isn’t your thing, try doodling your gratitudes, try recording it via voice note, or try a vision board ... basically any other way you can RELIVE your gratitude, will not only keep you grounded in the present moment, ward off anxiety, but call in ... INVITE abundance and Happiness into your life! Yes, remember what I wrote earlier - that 40% of our happiness is up to us! That’s what I call happiness in action! That’s how you get your power back, in any situation, with courage, no matter what is happening out there in this crazy world of ours. 

The existentialist, Albert Camus wrote about an “invincible summer” - a mental utopia all of us have the power to create - deep, meaningful, grateful memories that exist in all of us and carry us through difficult times. Use this time in isolation and beyond my dear friends to find the invincible summer in YOU. 

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GTA Co-Creator Dan Houser Debuts Novel Warning of Rogue AI

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