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[Note – this article about a Gratitude Journal was originally written back in 2012, and has been updated several times to keep it relevant and timely!]

In the past, I have discussed why I think keeping a Gratitude Journal is an awesome thing to do. And, it is time to talk about it once again! After all, when something works well, you want to tell people about it! The best part about it is that it fits ANY budget! You can start off not costing anything!

I have been keeping a Gratitude Journal for some time now. Even though it has been in different forms, I have found that I feel empty when I am not using one. Have you ever kept one? While I am asking questions, do you know what one is?

What is a Gratitude Journal?
Anything can pretty much be a Gratitude Journal – an old notebook, a loose-leaf folder, a dedicated journal notebook, an electronic document, or even a collection of scraps of papers! There is no right answer to that it physically is – whatever works best for you and your lifestyle is what you should use.

Now that you have an idea of what it is physically, let me tell you what it REALLY is. A gratitude journal will become one of your most treasured items you possess! Within your journal, you will be writing down all the things for which you are grateful.

Your journaling can be something that is structured, such as writing down all the things for which you are grateful that occurred in the day; this writing can be the last thing you do before going to sleep. Or, as something comes into your mind, you can simply write it down. You can take time to write down as many things as you think at one sitting, or simply as they come into your thoughts. Your Gratitude Journal should always be readily accessible so when the inspiration hits you, you have the ability to capture the thought!

As you interact during the day, think about what you can journal about – this will often put you in a more gratitude-filled mood. When you are searching for gratitude, you will easily find it. When you spot something, write it down. You can date each entry or just keep it free-flowing. If you want to personalize it, you can include pictures you have taken to help immortalize the moment.

If you ever feel like you have had a miserable day and nothing seems to be going your way, simply open up your Gratitude Journal and start to read what you have written. After reading a few things, your mood and spirit will shift 180 degrees and help put you back into having an Attitude of Gratitude.

If you are skeptical about doing this, try it out for 21 days. Start with a notebook and date each page, starting with today. Commit to writing something for each day. After 21 days, look to see how you are feeling. You will see that by just journaling each day, you will feel like a new person.

Resources:
Things I have used for my Gratitude Journal:
• Simple spiral notebook
• Loose-leaf binder
• A nice leather binder with exchangeable filler pages (currently in use)
• I have created a document using Google Docs (http://www.google.com/docs) – this was accessible to me no matter where I am (as long as I have an internet connection)
• If you are into electronic solutions, you can use Evernote
• There is an iPhone app – Gratitude Journal
• For my Mac Desktop, I have used Journler (http://journler.com/)

Be Well.
Paul.

Sign up for the Gratitude Quote of the Day at:
www.AllAboutGratitude.com

Choice of Games LLC is a video game developer based in California that creates interactive fiction.^[1]

They create their games in the custom-made ChoiceScript programming language, which is designed for writing multiple-choice games with a small number of variables.^[2]

The company was founded by Dan Fabulich and Adam Strong-Morse in 2009.^[3][4] It has been noted for making games that are accessible to the visually impaired.^[5] Its games have been praised for their diverse portrayals of gender and sexuality.^[6]

The company also hosts user-submitted games on their site and app store listing in exchange for a share of the profits.^[7]

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Be Well.
Paul.

Sign up for the Gratitude Quote of the Day at:
www.AllAboutGratitude.com

Choice of Games LLC is a video game developer based in California that creates interactive fiction.^[1]

They create their games in the custom-made ChoiceScript programming language, which is designed for writing multiple-choice games with a small number of variables.^[2]

The company was founded by Dan Fabulich and Adam Strong-Morse in 2009.^[3][4] It has been noted for making games that are accessible to the visually impaired.^[5] Its games have been praised for their diverse portrayals of gender and sexuality.^[6]

The company also hosts user-submitted games on their site and app store listing in exchange for a share of the profits.^[7]

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1. ^'Choice of Games - Choose Your Own Adventure Inspired Apps'. Wired. 2011-05-01. Retrieved 2017-08-17.
2. ^Short, Emily (2010-04-23). 'Analysis: Choose Your Own Adventure, 21st Century Style'. Gamasutra. Retrieved 2017-08-17.CS1 maint: discouraged parameter (link)
3. ^Caoili, Eric (2010-12-22). 'Choice Of Games Releases Interactive Fiction Apps For Kindle'. Gamasutra. Retrieved 2017-08-17.
4. ^'Choice of Games' Kindle line-up'. GamesIndustry.biz. 2010-12-22. Retrieved 2017-08-17.
5. ^Musgrave, Shaun (2015-05-06). 'Blind Gamers Are Embracing Developers Who Have an Eye for Accessibility'. TouchArcade. Retrieved 2017-08-17.
6. ^'CABIN FEVER: Help For RPG-Frustrated New Parents'. Wired. 2011-02-25.
7. ^Hodapp, Eli (2010-09-06). 'Choose Your Own Adventure with Choice of Games' Library of Interactive Fiction'. TouchArcade.
8. ^Meer, Alec (2010-12-06). 'Scaled Up: Choice Of The Dragon'. Rock, Paper, Shotgun. Retrieved 2017-08-17.

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