This is a great book of self reflection and looking at yourself. It helps you to change your thought patterns and become a better. This is a good book to keep going back to and seeing how far you have come. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to better themselves and their life.

Ce livre est un très bon outil pour nous aider à avancer sur le chemin de la gratitude
Si vous n’arrive pas à tenir un journal de gratitude mais que vous avez envie d’apporter du positif dans votre vie ce livre est fait pour vous
Il vous apportera l’énergie nécessaire

This book was amazing. It drew me in and kept me reading. It was great to read day by day and see the beauty in everyday. It also opened my eyed to everything i have to be grateful for.

A journal for people who are at the beginning stage imbibing gratitude and mindfulness daily. Simple and easy to follow.

This was a guide to help you practice gratitude in your everyday life. I thought it was helpful, though not all of the tips were helpful to me at this time. But was able to focus on gratitude even more!

This book was simple but to the point and at some parts repetitive, but I think that was kind of the point so that you could really focus on bringing gratitude into your life and build the life you want to.

Niedergeschlagen und schlecht drauf? Bereit, sich das gute Gefühl im Leben zurück zu holen? Dann ist das Buch genau das richtige. Schon nach der Einleitung fühlt man sich besser.
Sehr aufbauend und liebevoll umgesetzt.
Regt zum mitmachen und nachdenken an.

A nice book but sadly i don't think it is necessary overall since it doesn't really offer a new view or great inspirations how to be more grateful or see things differently in my option.
Its still a good book if you need direct guidance on how to be grateful.

A great starter book for anyone who wants to take a more positive look on their lives. Some helpful tips to better ones better health.

The book is perfect for individuals who are looking to change their outlook and lives. It is very nicely outlined and easy to follow as you progress through the book.

It is nice to remember to be grateful and this book has a nice way of reminding me of different areas to be grateful in. I have been working on the ideas already of this book - trying to forgive and manifesting and being grateful . I would have liked it more if I had this in workbook paper format so I could write my responses in it and work it the way it was meant to be used.

Thank you to by Shilamida, BooksGoSocial, and NetGalley for allowing me the extreme pleasure of access to an advanced reader copy of “31 Days of Gratitude: Create the Life you Desire” for an honest review.

I found this book a bit briefer than I expected, but it was filled with a lot of helpful information. I love to read more about universal fate, the law of attraction, and self-actualizing both yourself presently and that which you draw into your life for your future.

I love that it has one starting a gratitude journal and using it often. Reminding us to be more thoughtful, more grateful, more even simply aware of all the blessings that are overlooked in a life. I have a copy for myself and I’m definitely getting a few as Christmas gifts.

It is ok, but kind of repetitive. It is short but can be helpful. I love the gratitude exercise and I apply it daily so it is nice to read motives to be grateful for.

I keep a Journal. I write in it almost daily.

almost

I try to be grateful every day, but sometimes it's hard.

Sometimes we have very bad days and it's hard to appreciate anything.

I'm not big on self-help books, but this one attracted my attention on #NetGalley, so I requested it.

Remember, November is when people start posting what they are grateful for.

This book is a great place to start!

This really should be described more as a workbook, because that is truly what it is. To get the benefits from this book, you need to treat it as a workbook and work through as a workbook. For each day, the author provides a number of gratitude statements that you should read and then say, aloud. And then she asks you to add your own gratitude statements. The book is intended to be followed, one day at a time, for thirty one day. If you do follow through, follow along and say the gratitude statements aloud each day and add your own, every day, you will feel more gratitude and appreciation for what you have in your life, no matter the situation you are in. When you focus on positive things, you naturally gravitate to more positive thinking and feelings and energy. This is not magic, it is science, to a certain extent. By looking for reasons to be grateful, we learn to appreciate what we have and notice the things that are good, and we focus less on what we lack or what is missing or bad. There is not much content in the book beyond the gratitude statements each day and some brief instructions, but over all it is a good value for the price. A little bit of editing in the introductions and instructions would have made it better, but the ideas presented are strong and the gratitude statements and guidance are meaningful and helpful.

This is a great book to become more mindful and to appreciate what you have. Simply and clearly written.

31 days of Gratitude: Create the Life you Desire by Shilamida is one of the most exciting self-help books that you can find around and I highly suggest you to buying it, if you need to develop some aspects of your existence, and if you search for...more gratitude.
Gratitude to give, gratitude to receive.
It's a great self-help book, but also a workbook and journal, you mustn't never forget this: the author doesn't want your passivity, while you are reading it, but enthusiastically wants to stimulate you to write down what you feel, going deep in the profundity of your soul for searching the good that there is in yourself. The gratitude you feel.
Writing down your gratitude will be a first step for understand yourself if discomforted by some situations that you are living; if you are discouraged.
Shilamida will be in grade not just to add that spark in your life that you deserve so badly, but also to propose you of discovering by yourself why you should be grateful in this life.
Shilamida examines all the possible areas of your existence where maybe there are problems, shadows, worries offering answers, suggesting of being positive, thinking positive, because there won't be abundance if you complain; there won't be success if you don't believe in yourself, there won't be harmony if you don't live in peace.
Gratitude is important because it is the first step for let you appreciate life, people close to you and your life itself.

Highly recommended.

I thank NetGalley for this ebook.

Anna Maria Polidori

This tiny book hopes to inspire in us a sense of gratitude.... to the universe, and for many specific things. Although I did connect with it on a certain level, it seemed very repetitious. I enjoyed the time spent thinking about what I’m thankful for. But I didn’t read anything new here.

Thanks to NetGalley and publishers for a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.

A beginner's guide to mindful journaling. The book is short and acts like prompts for you to write out your thoughts in a journal.

It is a nice book. I did not do it as a journal but just read through it. This is a type of book which is nice to have on the bedside table to do the exercises every morning or evening. I felt my berating become more slow as I read the book, and I felt a calm over me.

One negative thing is that one of the days underplayed anxiety and depression to a point where I got angry. Saying that those are just a bad habit make me so angry and sad. It is a decease that makes your brain give out bad signals, and if you suffer from it you should ask for help. You still have to do a lot of work your self, but I would never have gotten well if I did not have a person to guide how to "rewire" my thoughts and brain.

This is a very simple book, a basic beginners guide to gratefulness and the Law of Attraction. I would use it as a gift for a teenager to help them focus on gratitude and creating what they want, or I would give it to an adult whowas having a really hard time or going through difficulties. I believe it was meant to be used as a workbook instead of a book that teaches about gratitude.