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Joël Dicker

Description

What if the life you're chasing is already here, but you've been too busy, stressed, or distracted to see it?

Gratitude is more than saying thank you. It's a way of paying attention. A way of training your mind to notice the quiet, ordinary moments that are easy to overlook—the warm cup of tea, the unexpected kindness, the breath that gets you through. When you practice it regularly, something shifts. You stop bracing for what's next and start feeling grounded in what's now. You worry less, appreciate more, and begin each day with a little more clarity and calm.

In Discover the Real Power of Gratitude, Ella Tory offers a practical, heartfelt guide to weaving gratitude into your daily life in ways that feel natural and doable—even on the hardest days. You don't need to overhaul your routine. You don't need a perfect journal. You just need a few quiet minutes and a willingness to look at your life with fresh eyes.

This book is for the overthinkers, the burned-out caregivers, the people who can't meditate to save their lives, and anyone who's tired of being told to "just be positive." Gratitude isn't about ignoring your struggles. It's about widening your perspective—so you can hold the hard parts without losing sight of the good.

Inside, you'll learn:

Why your brain is wired to focus on problems—and how gratitude gently interrupts that loop How even brief, casual practices (like a two-line note or a quiet pause before bed) can rewire your mood and mindset The surprising link between gratitude and resilience, especially in moments of loss or frustration What to do when you feel stuck, numb, or fake trying to be grateful How to create a simple, flexible gratitude practice that feels genuine and fits into real life

Ella writes with the voice of a warm, honest guide—never preachy, always practical. She doesn't promise instant transformation. However, she demonstrates, through relatable stories and clear, science-backed insights, how small, steady acts of gratitude can transform your relationship with time, self-worth, and even the people around you.

Whether you're just beginning or looking to deepen an existing practice, this book gives you more than tools—it gives you a new lens. Gratitude won't fix everything. But it will help you feel more anchored, more connected, and more at peace with the life you're already living.

You don't need to be more grateful. You just need to remember you already are. This book helps you come back to that truth, again and again.

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