Christar Q.
I think gratefulness is a ever accessible state of being we practice the habit of shifting into regularly in order to strengthen our connection to that state. So I agree with the statement implicit in this question.
Molly J.
I think it’s a mindset,it may be a habit in the begining of way but eventually it’ll become a lifestyle.
When you look at old people,specially in my culture they are just happy with what they have.
When you look at old people,specially in my culture they are just happy with what they have.
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