Kamal Ghorui
Every morning, grab a notebook and jot three things you’re thankful for – like your morning chai or a loved one’s smile. This isn’t silly. A 2017 fMRI study shows how gratitude journaling rewires your brain, boosts altruism and reward responses to others’ benefits after 3 weeks – evidence of brain plasticity.
Why it works: Gratitude shifts our focus from lack to abundance in our life, boosting serotonin naturally and making perspective positive. Keep it simple – no essays, just bullets. Do it over coffee. Over time, stress fades as your mindset flips to positive.
