The practice of choosing One Word can be more effective than making New Year’s resolutions. One student chose the word CARE and he demonstrated it every day.
Begin to see kind and caring gestures for you as gifts of care because it deepens your gratitude and relationships.
Give the gift of care for others by not only thinking of them but taking action and showing you care. When someone is on your heart or mind, it’s for a reason. Reach out and tell them or check on them.
The gift of caring for yourself has grown to be a most talked about thing and so important for our well-being. Learn a variety of different ways below.
Give your gift of believing in others. You have the power to change lives.
When someone believes in you, this is such a gift to receive. While we should have the courage and not need others to believe in us first, the reality is that sometimes we don’t have enough courage UNTIL someone believes in us. It can be the spark that moves us along in our journey.
GIVE the gift of believing. Explicitly say, “I believe in you.” Students need to hear that their teacher believes in them. It’s in us to give. Tips on the gift of believing can be found below.
Believe in others until they believe in themselves. Then believe in them even more.
There is a difference between gratitude and thankfulness in both English and Chinese languages.
Gratitude can be cultivated. Practice mindful gratitude moments to help nurture a grateful mindset and heartset. Take the Gift Better Challenge to practice gratitude.
There is great power in words. Read tips on how to show deeper gratitude with our words. Gratitude is meant to be shared.
What is the gift of gratitude? Why is it a gift?
Thankfulness is the beginning of gratitude. Gratitude is the completion of thankfulness. Thankfulness may consist merely of words. Gratitude is shown in acts.
