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== Positive Psychology Findings and Practices == Modern research confirms that '''gratitude interventions''' can increase happiness and reduce negative emotions: * '''Gratitude Journal:''' List a few things you’re grateful for daily or weekly. This simple practice improves well-being. * '''Gratitude Letter/Visit:''' Write to someone who made a difference in your life, expressing thanks. Delivering it in person can create a lasting positive impact. * '''“Three Good Things” Exercise:''' Each night, list three positive events of the day and their causes. This boosts optimism and counters negativity. * '''Savoring Practices:''' Take a “savoring break” to focus on a pleasant experience. Recall it later to extend the joy. * '''Gratitude Jar or Board:''' Collect notes or images of things you appreciate. Review them regularly to reinforce a grateful outlook. * '''Acts of Kindness:''' Helping others can increase your sense of abundance and connection. * '''Mindfulness Meditation:''' Even a few minutes a day can build present-moment awareness, making it easier to notice and appreciate life’s blessings. Shifting to a mindset of abundance rather than scarcity re-calibrates our mental filters. Over time, we start spontaneously noticing reasons to be thankful. ----
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