Spend two minutes a day noticing what's good. Gratitude doesn't make hard things go away — it gives you the steadiness to face them. Print this page, hang it somewhere you'll see it, and check off a day each evening.
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Name one person who made today a little better.
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Write down a small comfort you had today — coffee, a warm shower, your favorite hoodie.
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Something your body did for you today, even if it felt ordinary.
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A skill or strength you used today, big or small.
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Something you learned today — about a person, a topic, or yourself.
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A place where you felt calm this week.
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Something beautiful you noticed — light, a sound, a face.
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A meal you enjoyed and someone you could thank for it.
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A challenge that's making you stronger right now.
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A song that lifted your mood this week.
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Someone you can text right now just to say you're grateful for them.
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A piece of clothing that makes you feel like yourself.
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A teacher, mentor, or coach who shaped you.
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Something your family does that you'd miss if it stopped.
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A memory from this year that still makes you smile.
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A book, movie, or show that moved you.
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A part of your body you're going to stop criticizing.
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A friend who's shown up for you when it wasn't convenient.
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Something you can do today that past-you would be proud of.
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A neighborhood, store, or trail you love and why.
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A habit you've kept even when motivation dipped.
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A small kindness someone showed you recently.
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Something you survived that you didn't think you would.
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A part of your routine that protects your mental health.
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Someone whose example you'd quietly like to follow.
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A piece of advice that's actually helped you.
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A win from this month — even if it felt invisible to others.
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A way your body has changed for the better (and not just appearance).
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Something about your future you're genuinely excited for.
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Look back over the past 29 days. Pick the one note that hits hardest. Read it twice.