Some people have an inability to feel gratitude as a result of emotional trauma, mental roadblocks, not feeling anything is enough or ones upbringing.
Interrupt Anxiety with Gratitude

Some people have an inability to feel gratitude as a result of emotional trauma, mental roadblocks, not feeling anything is enough or ones upbringing.
. Triggers can be brought on by past experiences (e.g., a reminder of past anxieties or traumas), challenged beliefs or they may be brought on by something that is inconsistent with your values. Slowing down to reflect, instead of acting on emotional requires time and effort.
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