A beautifully designed gift book featuring a curated collection of inspiring quotes, thought-provoking reflections, and accessible practices from A Network for Grateful Living, a global community one million strong, dedicated to helping others discover that happiness is rooted in gratitude for daily life. Small, grateful acts each day can uplift, make a difference, and help change the world. Everyday Gratitude offers a collection of inspirational quotes, original reflections, and daily practices that bring awareness to the abundance of things to be grateful for in ordinary daily life. Curated and compiled by A Network for Grateful Living - which encompasses a global community one million strong - this beautifully designed collection expresses their desire to help others discover that the roots of happiness lie in gratefulness. Hand-lettered art and a thoughtfully designed package with an attached ribbon bookmark make this book the perfect gift for anyone who practices yoga, meditation, or mindfulness, or anyone who needs an encouraging reminder of life’s gifts. AUTHOR: A Network for Grateful Living is a global organisation offering online and community-based educational programs and practices that inspire and guide a commitment to grateful living and catalyse the transformative power of personal and societal responsibility. They can be found online at gratefulness.org. SELLING POINTS: . An inspirational gift book that awakens gratefulness in daily life. With hand-lettered art, a ribbon bookmark, and each page lovingly designed to feature a unique look with an inspiring quote and original reflection, the book format itself resounds with thoughtfulness and gratitude. . An accessible, non-sectarian approach that will resonate with the growing mainstream yoga/meditation/ mindfulness community. With scientific findings and cultural experience both touting the benefits of being grateful for everyday moments and experiences, this broad and inclusive approach will appeal to many segments of the yoga and mindfulness community, personal growth enthusiasts, and members of interfaith spiritual and religious groups. . A Network for Grateful Living has a strong, worldwide platform. Founded by Brother David Steindl-Rast, a Benedictine monk with a popular TED Talk titled Want to Be Happy? Be Grateful (5.7 million views), A Network for Grateful Living’s website, Gratefulness.org, has one million unique visitors annually and 50,000 subscribers to their Word for the Day emails. Full-colour; illustrations throughout; includes ribbon bookmark