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Gratitude Journaling for Beginners: A Step-by-Step Guide to Starting Your Practice

Person's hands writing in an open gratitude journaling notebook on wooden desk with coffee cup, succulent plant, and autumn leaves in warm, cozy setting. Research shows gratitude journaling increases life satisfaction by 25% and improves sleep quality by 13% within just three weeks! This simple practice rewires your brain to notice positive experiences by training what psychologists call a "gratitude bias." The technique activates dopamine and serotonin pathways, creating lasting mood improvements and stronger emotional resilience. Start with just five minutes daily, writing three specific things you're grateful for. [Start your gratitude journey today →]