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3-Good-Things Evening Wind-Down: Gratitude Journal Prompts

Close the day with Martin Seligman’s clinically validated "Three Good Things" exercise.

Why This Practice Works

In landmark positive psychology trials, writing down three specific things that went well before bed for 7 days increased happiness scores for up to 6 months.

1

What was the single brightest 5-minute moment of your day today, and what caused it?

2

What was one small act of kindness you witnessed, received, or offered today?

3

What is one thing you handled better today than you might have a year ago?

4

What made you smile, laugh, or breathe a sigh of relief today?

5

What comfort in your bedroom tonight are you most grateful to rest in?

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