Gratitude is a feeling of appreciation exhibited by a person when someone does something nice for them. When someone does something good for you, you usually thank them right away.
Thank you is a good thing, but gratitude entails more than just saying thank you. It is more about feeling grateful than simply saying thank you.
What gratitude is all about is the emotion you experience, the sensation of thankfulness in your heart. Although a lot of people wait for Thanksgiving Day to ponder on all the amazing things in their life to be thankful for, it is important that you make this a daily habit.
Practicing thankfulness not only makes you a grateful person, but it also makes you a more optimistic person with a positive attitude on life, which boosts your mood, makes you happy, and heals you.
So below are some thanksgiving questions to help you practice gratitude on Thanksgiving day and always
Gratitude questions
- What has been the most challenging task you’ve had to do that has resulted in a big personal achievement?
- When you need to talk to someone, who do you turn to, and why?
- What do you hope to accomplish by the end of the day?
- Give an example of a period when you were entirely at peace.
- Write about a favorite pastime of yours.
- What is a tradition that you are thankful for?
- What are some of the opportunities for which you are most thankful?
- Which Bible verse is your personal favorite?
- What kind of music do you like to listen to?
- Make a story about your favorite pet.
- What skill(s) do you have that you are grateful for?
- What do you admire about your parents, spouse, or child?
- What characteristics of the current season do you enjoy the most?
- What are your expectations for the future year?
- Write about someone in your family for whom you are grateful.
- What’s a recent buy that’s improved your life?
- What is a recent gift that has had a big impact on your life?
- What one thing do you have that makes life easier for you?
- What mistake did you make that led to a successful outcome?
- What are some of the doors you’re thankful God closed for you?
- What is one of your most cherished accomplishments?
- What aspects of myself do you admire?
- Write about something that made you joyful that someone else did.
- What is a quote that has inspired you?
- What areas of your job do you find the most enjoyable?
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Thanksgiving questions to ask during thanksgiving dinner
- This year, what book, article, or blog post have you been most grateful for?
- What do you like about the seasons changing?
- What is one thing that you and your family enjoy doing together?
- What is one odd Thanksgiving tradition or ceremony that you’d want to include in your celebration?
- What is the most difficult situation you are facing right now in your life?
- What kind of deeds have you received this year that you didn’t expect?
- Which of your Thanksgiving memories is your favorite?
- What made you laugh the most over the last 12 months?
- What is one goal you want to achieve in the upcoming year?
- Who do you know who is the most grateful?
- Who would you thank if you could only thank one person (alive or dead) for their impact on your life?
- What aspect of someone at the table do you admire the most?
- What is your favorite holiday, and why do you like it so much?
- When was the last time you did the right thing, even if it was difficult, in the past year?
- What family member or friend would you want to have at the table with us
- What is the best compliment you’ve been given this last year?
- What has been the most important lesson you’ve learnt so far this year?
- What are three things that always bring a smile to your face?
- What is your favorite Thanksgiving tradition?
- What would you name your holiday and what would it commemorate if you could invent one?
- What would you learn if you had the opportunity to acquire a new skill this year?
- Which of your family’s traditions is your favorite?
- What has been one of the ways you’ve used your skills to help others this year?
- What does it mean to you to “give thanks”?
- What advise would you provide to the next generation as they begin to create their own Thanksgiving traditions?
- How do you stay focused on gratitude throughout the year?
- Who would you invite to Thanksgiving dinner if you could invite only one renowned historical figure?
- What song or poetry best describes your life in the last 12 months?
- What is the most flattering praise you’ve received in the last year?
