Look for which letter in the following comes into your heart or life this week.

• G: Generosity
  Generosity involves giving and sharing without expecting anything in return. When you express gratitude, you often recognize the generosity of others—how their kindness and willingness to help has positively impacted you.
• R: Respect
  Respect means valuing others’ feelings, rights, and contributions. In the context of gratitude, respect is shown by acknowledging and honoring the efforts and intentions of those who have contributed to your well-being or success.
• A: Appreciation
  Appreciation is the recognition and enjoyment of the good qualities of someone or something. When you feel and express gratitude, you are appreciating the actions, support, or presence of others in your life.
• T: Thankfulness
  Thankfulness is the direct feeling of being grateful. It’s the emotional response to receiving kindness or help, acknowledging the positive impact it has on your life.
• I: Inspiration
  Inspiration refers to the stimulation of the mind or emotions to do something creative or beneficial. Gratitude can inspire you to act with kindness, to give back, or to contribute positively to others’ lives as a reflection of the inspiration you’ve received.
• T: Thoughtfulness
  Thoughtfulness is the consideration and care you show to others. When you are grateful, you often reflect on the thoughtfulness of others—their careful and deliberate actions that have made a difference to you.
• U: Understanding
  Understanding involves comprehending the perspectives and needs of others. Gratitude often comes from recognizing the effort and circumstances of those who have helped you, showing that you understand and value their actions.
• D: Devotion
  Devotion is the dedication and commitment you show to a cause or person. Expressing gratitude can reflect a deep sense of devotion to relationships and people who have supported you, indicating a meaningful and lasting bond.
• E: Empathy
  Empathy is the ability to share and understand the feelings of another person. When you express gratitude, you often do so with empathy, recognizing not just what was done for you but also the feelings and intentions behind those actions.