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Until tonight when I went to write this review, I actually thought this was the second Gratitude book I had read. But it turns out that was actually about happiness and not gratitude ([b:Happier at Home: Kiss More, Jump More, Abandon a Project, Read Samuel Johnson, and My Other Experiments in the Practice of Everyday Life|13414599|Happier at Home Kiss More, Jump More, Abandon a Project, Read Samuel Johnson, and My Other Experiments in the Practice of Everyday Life|Gretchen Rubin|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1344014249s/13414599.jpg|18713712] ). Oh, okay, whoops. (I did read it 5 years ago!)
I'm not sure why this was on my to-read book, but I'm glad it was available on ebook when I was looking for something - this was so readable that it made my workout time fly by. Which doesn't necessarily happen!
She melds personal experience with research on gratitude, and applies it to her life. And while it's really readable and interesting, I kind of want to read a happiness/gratitude book that doesn't start from a happily employed, married white woman - I would be much more interested to see how this applied to someone who started with less right in their life. That said, I enjoyed reading it and probably should apply its lessons to my life.
I'm not sure why this was on my to-read book, but I'm glad it was available on ebook when I was looking for something - this was so readable that it made my workout time fly by. Which doesn't necessarily happen!
She melds personal experience with research on gratitude, and applies it to her life. And while it's really readable and interesting, I kind of want to read a happiness/gratitude book that doesn't start from a happily employed, married white woman - I would be much more interested to see how this applied to someone who started with less right in their life. That said, I enjoyed reading it and probably should apply its lessons to my life.