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Gratitude changes attitude

Gratitude changes attitude

Cultivating a grateful spirit fuels success. Studies show that grateful people have deeper relationships, better physical and psychological health, more stable emotions and more energy than people who don't appreciate God's blessings.

Alex McFarland
Jan 02, 2023
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