Practicing gratitude has many benefits for both mental and physical health. Studies have shown that gratitude leads to greater happiness and positive emotions, improved health, stronger relationships, better coping mechanisms, enhanced empathy, reduced stress, better sleep, and higher self-esteem.

While there is no definitive method for practicing gratitude, here are a few suggestions to help you start building your own gratitude practice:

I say yin, you say yang. I say peanut butter, you say jelly. I say sweet, you say sour. Life’s all about balance. Mastering the art of work-life balance can feel like mounting an Olympic-sized beam, but not to worry. We’re here to help you perfect your routine. Read on for our top three insider tips on finding that perfect work-life balance.

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