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If you’ve ever tried a gratitude journal and thought, “This feels pointless,” this is for you. As an analytical thinker, you want something that actually works—something that feels real, grounded, and logical, not just a self-help cliché. In this video, you’ll learn: Why our brains are wired to never feel satisfied (and how gratitude can counteract that) The “hedonic treadmill” effect—and how to step off it 5 science-backed, practical gratitude techniques that feel genuine instead of forced: 1. Be specific (avoid the “same three things” trap) 1b. Engage the senses—touch, smell, see the thing you’re grateful for 2. Use Stoic practice #1: Imagine this is the last time 3. Use Stoic practice #2: Look back from your future self 4. Remind yourself how it could be worse. 5. Turn discomfort into insight or training: What is this moment teaching me? How these practices help you feel more grounded, present, and emotionally resilient If you’ve struggled to make gratitude mean something, this video will help you approach it in a way your analytical mind can respect.