Like with goal setting, the more specific you are with gratitude, the more impactful it is.
You're tired. Not the kind that sleep fixes. The kind that sits in your bones, makes you cynical about your own life, and turns every small task into a mountain. You're managing, but you're not thriving. The spark is dim. You know you should practice gratitude, but the whole "be grateful for everything" mantra just feels... hollow. Forced. Like another item on your endless to-do list that you're failing at.
For 21 days, you won't have to wonder what to focus on. Generic gratitude doesn't stick. "I'm grateful for my health" barely scratch off the surface. It doesn't penetrate your stressed mind. Even less rewire. It's why most well-intentioned gratitude practices fizzle out in a week. You're left feeling like the problem is you and that you're just not positive enough. But actually, it's the method that's failing.
No shortcuts. No toxic positivity. Just 21 days of getting real, getting specific, and building the mental muscle that allows you to stand firm when everything feels like it's falling apart. It’s the work of building grit from the ground up.
