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Sue Reid's avatar

People only think gratitude is a corny practice because they are not doing it right. When you feel into gratitude and make it part of your life, it becomes meaningful. Your brain starts to notice the beauty in the world. You can move towards your desired outcomes from where you are without feeling that you are lacking, because you already have so much. 💕

Ilham ✨'s avatar

Yes!! 🙌 I couldn't agree more, Sue.

"Your brain starts to notice the beauty in the world." This was so true for me. I started finding joy in the tiniest things and generally became more present ✨

Alexis Vale's avatar

I hear you loud and clear on how “practicing gratitude” can feel corny. Whenever I catch my inner cynic scoffing at a wholesome practice that’s maybe a little cliché, I blast some 80s sugar metal through my headphones. Europe’s The Final Countdown, for instance.

Corny as hell. And absolutely glorious.

There’s something so shamelessly epic, earnest, and un-self-conscious about that genre that wipes out my Jean-Paul Sartre vibes in under three minutes.

Ilham ✨'s avatar

This is awesome, Alexis! 🤩 What a cool way to stand out to your inner cynic... and put it back in its place!

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Jun 15, 2025
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Ilham ✨'s avatar

Love that 😁😍😍 So glad you enjoyed, Valle! 🙏🏻 Thank you!!