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The gratitude fallacy
Grateful for your food because others have less of it? We need to talk.
đŚ Hello you grateful beast, I hope youâre ready to embrace Thanksgiving wherever you are. I wonât take no for an answer. What are you grateful for, Bob?
This week Iâm inspiring you to rethink gratitude and giving you a sneak peek into this Thursdayâs On Connection episodeâa special one to mark the holidays.
Thank you to VerĂłnica Faccini from Host for joining me in last weekâs episode. As my sister said after listening, âI felt like I was in the room with you twoâ. Care to join?
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THE GRATITUDE FALLACY
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Gratitude. Largely crowned one of the secrets to happiness, itâs a practice instilled in many of us since childhoodâprimarily through religionâand, therefore, one we seldom question. There are a few of those, but more on that laterâŚ
I vaguely recall being told as a kid, âBe grateful for the food on your plate; there are many children in Africa who have nothing to eat.â I clearly remember thinking, This makes no sense. Since, Iâve embarked on an exploration of gratitude that began with dissecting its biggest fallacy:
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