The 1 Reason Most People Fail to Have Gratitude
It is a myth that having manners is the same as having gratitude.
Manners are rules that dictate socially acceptable behavior.
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Gratitude is the result of understanding another person's experience. It is not platitudes.
Most people want to be gracious but fail due to their own fear. They guard against experiencing imperfections (for fear of being found out.) Never realizing it is holding them back.
Here are some of the other reasons people fail at gratitude:
Reason #1: They respond to others how they think they want them to.
Reason #2: They confuse accolades with their purpose.
Reason #3: They don't identify their own needs or the needs of others.
Overcoming your own fears of imperfection is a crucial part of being able to show others gratitude.
But don't worry, if you're struggling with this.
You can learn how to have gratitude.
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