top of page

Gratitude Hack

I'm admittedly and embarrassingly someone who impulse-buys products on social media. Then proceed to forget and never use them. Worse, months later I'll see an ad for the exact same thing and think, "Ooh, I should buy that!"


It got me thinking. I bought it because I wanted the outcome it promised. So now, instead of buying something new, I go back, read the sales page, skim the glowing reviews, and get excited enough to actually use what I already own.


It's a surprisingly effective gratitude hack. Sometimes the best "new" purchase is the one you've already made.


"It's not having what you want. It's wanting what you've got."

Sheryl Crow

 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
Simple To Do

Sometimes we fail to implement helpful advice only because it seems simple and obvious. Things that are simple to do are also just as simple to NOT do. But that's not a good excuse. Knowing and not do

 
 
 
The Question That Improves Almost Everything

I like having simple guidelines that help me do what I know I should do. I choose what and how much to eat based on how I'll feel 30 minutes later. I catch myself before saying the reflexive, not-so-k

 
 
 

Comments


bottom of page