Gratitude think about the word and the meaning (Google Source), the feeling of thankfulness and appreciation for the good things in life, big or small, often stemming from kindness received. In this area of the current social media state gratitude has become another thing to perform online. Posts, captions, and hashtags often turn thankfulness into content. The Gratitude Without Posting Challenge asks you to take gratitude back to where it belongs in your real life, your real relationships, and your inner world. This challenge invites you to pause and acknowledge what you’re grateful for privately. Write it down. Sit with it. If possible, share that gratitude directly with a person involved, not an audience. No photos. No posts. No validation required.
Prompt:
Write down three things you’re grateful for privately and think about how these things have changed your life.
Optional
Share one of them directly with a person involved.
Why it’s different:
Gratitude doesn’t need an audience.
You don’t need to share this moment with anyone but yourself or the anyone you appreciate. Urboviews simply offers the reminder, some of the most meaningful things in life don’t need to be posted to matter.