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How to practice gratitude after a grim and hellish year

today30 December 2020

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It might not seem like there’s much to feel grateful for as we transition into 2021.

The pandemic destabilized virtually everything we treasure and may have taken for granted. COVID-19 put our health, jobs, and lives in peril. And common ways to relieve stress, like socializing with friends at home or eating out at a restaurant with loved ones, can spell illness or even death.

Yet, people flocked to gratitude this year. In a blog post, Twitter explained that users had a “renewed sense…

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Written by: Siobhan Neela-Stock


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