Giving Thanks in 2020

26 Nov 2020 2 min 881

I AM THANKFUL FOR TODAY😌🙌

This year was…um…unusual 😰 But finding things you are thankful for is always important.

We encourage our heroes to start a daily gratitude journal. It helps you to appreciate small things, to find meaning in tough days, and it may even make you smile 🥰. (We have a blog on journaling and its benefits coming up!)

We have no doubt that 2020 has presented some challenges for all of us. It’s no double that 2020 has been the toughest year for many of us. But for every challenge, there’s a lesson we can take from it. We can choose to grow and learn.

For example: Even though the year was tough, I never went a day without food or shelter, because I had family and friends who were there for me. 2020 has shown me that I have some really great people in my life, and I’m thankful for that.

On Thanksgiving day, people all around the country express their gratitude and we want you to take a part in it 😉

Even if it’s something small that makes you smile, you can be grateful for it. The smell of a cup of coffee, or the comfy spot on the couch… There are little (and big) joys everywhere.

For us, 📲We are thankful for the support of our friends and family who have joined our beta testing group. DM if you want an invite 😉

👩‍💻👨‍💻 We are thankful for the team working hard on Kvell this year. Thank you!

💪 We are thankful for all the challenges we’ve faced that have made us grow and become stronger.

And we are thank for having YOU here with us!

Happy Thanksgiving y’all. Let us know what you are thankful for today!

And always remember, You are the hero and this is your journey! We are thankful for YOU! 😎

Love,
Team Kvell

Coming up: How to deal with Holiday stress, and How to pick the right New Year’s Resolutions.

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