Gratitude is a powerful practice that transforms our mental, emotional, physical, and relational wellbeing through a scientifically-verified "upward spiral" effect.• Gratitude functions as the opposite of anxiety, materialism, envy, and scarcity thinking• Brené Brown's research shows the only difference between people who experience joy and those who don't is gratitude• Practicing gratitude helps shift from a scarcity mindset to one of abundance• Gratitude physically calms the nervous system and reduces inflammation• Relationally, gratitude serves as "social glue" through the find-remind-bind process• With consistent practice, gratitude shifts from a conscious effort (state) to a natural trait• Materialism, envy, cynicism, and narcissism make gratitude more difficult• Rigid expectations function as "premeditated resentments" that block gratitude• Expressing specific, meaningful gratitude to others is more powerful than vague thanks• Challenge: Express deep gratitude to someone every day for a month using the nonviolent communication methodIf something stirred in you during this episode or you have a question, email me at [email protected]. If you found today's episode helpful, hit follow or subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review.Resources:Huberman Lab: The Science of Gratitude & How to Build a Gratitude PracticeAtlas of the Heart by Brene BrownRelated Episodes:Episode 4 - Gratitude vs. ScarcityEpisode 23 - The Five Love Languages Part 1 of 6: How to best love our partnersEpisode 22 - Communicate Without Conflict: Non Violent Communication Basics for Everyday LifeEpisode 74 - Beyond "If Only": Finding Joy in the Present MomentQuestions or Comments? Message me!Get support with the Rising Membership! Get the details by listening to this episode, and schedule your Discovery Call today! Stay connected by signing up for my newsletter or checking out all my offerings at www.risingwithsarah.com

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