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Gratitude Hack

Jun 26
1 min read

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

 
 
 

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