Gratitude is a powerful tool and it’s a shortcut to happiness, feeling calmer and less stressed.
I’ve hosted the Gratitude Project three times in the past years and I’m thrilled to announce The Gratitude Project is back by popular demand! 🙂
With all the turmoil around us we can use a boost to focus on positivity.
Over the course of 21 days I’ll help you embrace an ‘attitude of gratitude’. You will become more aware of the positive things in your life and feel much better as a result.
Being grateful helps boost your immune system and improves the quality of your sleep. You’ll raise your vibration and experience more flow and ease.
You’ll notice that gratitude is contagious; the more you do it the more grateful you are.
A survey after the second Gratitude Project showed 80% of the participants had ingrained gratitude as a new habit. Lots of research has been done on gratitude and the effects are compelling:
“First, the practice of gratitude can increase happiness levels by around 25%. Second… [gratitude] can create an effect that lasts 6 months if not more. Third, that cultivating gratitude brings other health effects, such as longer and better quality sleep time.”1
“The practice of gratitude can have dramatic and lasting effects in a person’s life. It can lower blood pressure, improve immune function and facilitate more efficient sleep. Gratitude reduces lifetime risk for depression and anxiety.
Practicing gratitude also affects behavior. Studies have shown that grateful people engage in more exercise and have better dietary behaviors.”2
I’d say pretty powerful stuff 😉
Q: Will the forum be on Facebook?
A: No. The private forum is situated on a special website and only accessible to participants of The Gratitude Project. You’ll receive log-in details after you register.
Q: Will the calls be recorded?
A: Yes. In fact, there will be no live calls. To keep things easy you’ll receive audio-recordings for all the calls so there is no need to worry about having to be there live 😉
Q: What if I miss a day?
A: No worries! You can pick things back up the next day.
Iris van Ooyen is the creator of the SWEET POWER™ approach to personal and career development, growth, and self-care designed for those who have big things to do in this world, but who often feel drained by the demand that showing up big requires. She’s is a firm believer in combining the inner and the outer, the spiritual and the practical.
Through her research, she’s identified four distinctive stages that sensitive souls experience in their growth process, and the underbelly of her work lies in helping that particular audience determine where they are on the growth curve, and discover the right steps to move forward—and kick a**.
An MBA with a background in corporate marketing, Iris combines her extensive business experience with her renowned razor-sharp intuitive insights in order to support those struggling in their career, business, or high performance as a whole. Her clients—including Olympic athletes and entrepreneurs to business managers and teams—praise her ability to quickly zero in on what is not working and facilitate energetic transformations that carry over into all aspects of life and work.