How and Why Does Gratitude Work?

Based on research by: R. Emmons, The University of California, USA; M. Mcculough, University of Miami, USA; P. J. Mills, The University of California, USA; R. Zahn, National Institutes of Health, Cognitive Neuroscience Section, USA & The University of Manchester, UK; P. Kini, Indiana University, USA; E. Simon-Thomas, The Greater Good Science Center, UC Berkeley, USA; J. Froh, Hofstra University, USA; M. A. Stoeckel, American University, USA; A. Wood, University of Stirling, UK; Institute of HeartMath, USA; K. Layousa, California State University, USA.

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Gratitude is strongly and consistently associated with GREATER HAPPINESS.

Gratitude & Resilience = Enhanced Well-being

Adversity is a fact of life but being resilient means you are better able to cope during hardships or challenges, and steer through the storm stronger than you were before.

Resilience is more than just putting on a brave face, it is having the capacity to persevere and to recover quickly from difficulties – disappointments, setbacks, illness and tragedy.

It is one of the best skills we can learn. Helping ourselves and those we love survive through difficult times can seem like a distant dream. But imagine not just surviving but thriving. Becoming stronger and wiser through the experiences of everyday life.

Practising gratitude is the basis of all Awesome Inc journals and science of positive psychology tells us - it is one of the easiest and most effective ways of retraining the brain.

1. ROBERT A EMMONS, GRATITUDE WORKS!: A 21-DAY PROGRAM FOR CREATING EMOTIONAL PROSPERITY. JOSSEY-BASS (2013) 2. BULLET POINTS BASED ON RESEARCH BY R. EMMONS, THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORMIA, USA; M. MCCULOUGH, UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, USA; P.J. MILLS, THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, USA; R. ZAHN, NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH, COGNITIVE NUEROSCIENCE SECTION, USA; P. KINI, INDIANA UNIVERSITY, USA; E. SIMON-THOMAS, THE GREATER GOOD SCIENCE CENTER, UC BERKELEY, USA; J. FROH, HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY, USA; M. A. STOEKEL, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, USA; A. WOOD, UNIVERSITY OF STIRLING, UK; INSTITUTE OF HEARTMATH, USA; K. LAYOUSA, CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, USA. 3. S. LYBORMIRSKY, K.M. SHELDON AND D. SCHKADE (2005). ‘PURSUING HAPPINESS. THE ARCHITECTURE OF SUSTAINABLE CHANGE.’ REVIEW OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY. 9. 111-131.

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