For more than 40 years, World Gratitude Day has invited us to imagine a more grateful world where people express gratitude instead of greed, division, scarcity, and hopelessness — a world where we stop taking life, each other, and the Earth for granted. The question remains: do you have the courage to imagine this alternative reality and work towards it? According to gratitude researcher Joel Wong, “For centuries, philosophers saw gratitude as a force for good in the world,

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