FREE Printable Gratitude Journal For Your “Thank You” Practice
Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life.
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Updated on January 22, 2023
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“Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, and confusion to clarity. I can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger into a friend” – Melody Beattie
Why a Gratitude Journal?
Do you get sad and cranky over the little things? Crave the feeling of being enough?
Maybe you’re tired of negative thoughts and want to just start loving your life- even if it’s not perfect? Gratitude is the answer here.
Being grateful for what you already have can help you see your life from the other perspective – a brighter and much happier one. It can help you make that crucial shift in your mindset and finally start being happy with what you have and where you are now.
We have so much to be grateful for yet often fail to see and appreciate things that make us safe, comfortable, informed, and healthy. This journal is filled with templates and activities that will reveal all those things to you in an easy, streamlined way.
Allow yourself to see the beauty in everything and become happier – day by day, without any hard changes in your life.
How This Free Printable Gratitude Journal Can Help You
“Things are the way you see them.”
Gratitude is such a perfect mindfulness activity! With this journal you can:
○ Practice gratitude with simple activities that help you achieve a more positive outlook on your life.
○ Learn to see beauty in all thoughts and become more resilient.
○ Discover the power of being happy with what you have now or even had in the past.
○ Learn to value your life and yourself no matter what.
How to use this journal to practice gratitude and become more positive
Use daily gratitude page to write down a single thing you’re grateful for every day. The pages are undated so you can print a fresh page every month to continue your practice.
“I’m grateful for”page is perfect for journaling about anything you feel grateful for. Use this to dig deep into your soul and write about a something you are grateful for and why.
If you run out of ideas or want to be guided, the “Gratitude prompts” page will give you 54 ideas to journal about.
Use the “I’m grateful for these” list whenever you feel down to quickly remind yourself of the most important people, experiences, material things, skills, places, and memories in your life. This exercise helps you alter negative thought patterns and remind yourself that not everything is black in your life.
Use honeycomb tracker every month as you keep giving thanks every day. If you don’t have time for full journaling sessions, think of 1 thing you’re grateful for – it counts!
“Things that make me happy” is a clean template for creative gratitude. Write, draw, paint or glue on pictures of everything that makes you happy. Print a fresh page whenever you like to do this exercise again.
When you encounter a challenge, a hard change or simply want to list down reasons why something is great, use “20 reasons” page.
The quote pages are clean and minimalistic for a reason. You can print and hang them as a wall art or use them as a place to collect other gratitude quotes you love.
Grab Your Free Printable Gratitude Journal
Simply choose the size that works best for your journal, planner or binder here:
Free Printable Gratitude Journal by ShineSheets US Letter
Free Printable Gratitude Journal by ShineSheets A4
Personal use only, thanks!
Final Thoughts
The single best thing about gratitude is how easy it becomes to shift your mindset. Something bad happened? I’m grateful it’s not something worse. Had a bad day? I’m grateful that at least I had a day. Things aren’t going my way? I’m grateful just for the air to breathe.
So many things in our life go unnoticed. And so many things we’re chasing after are just not that important. What’s important is what we have here, now, this second, in this real and exact moment. Everything else is just something that already happened or something that not happened yet.
Let’s come back to present moment. Let’s be happy now.
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