GLI Online] Mentor Newsletter June Issue

The Unexpected Relationship Between "Motivation" and "Gratitude

In this issue.Be thankful."We will tell you about the benefits that the

There are many benefits to "being thankful."
Of these, the most significant benefit of gratitude is motivation.

It is easy to find things we are not satisfied with, things we are not doing, things we are not good at, and think that we would grow more if we "ruined" ourselves .......
Or, "those who are hard on themselves and train themselves" are more successful.

I think there is a link between "someone who is hard on himself/herself and trains hard" and "a lot of bad decisions," but is that true?

A study by Dr. Brains and colleagues at the University of California, Berkeley, U.S.A., reveals the following

It is more than a "no-no",Thanks for Being." (always feeling gratitude) are more motivated to grow and less likely to lose heart.

When people are filled with gratitude, they are more inclined to do something useful for others, to do more, to try something new, and to achieve more.

'Motivated, do it, succeed, next motivation.'This makes it easier for the cycle of success to turn around.

That's all for this issue.

GLI Online Lead Mentor/Coach Masami Hasegawa

He has 17 years of experience in teaching junior high school, high school, and university entrance exams.
He has experience in suggesting specific study contents according to individual learning goals and study tasks, and has led students from a deviation score of 30 to 70 through home study coaching.
The school has a track record of success in many universities, including National, Waseda-Keio, and Jochi, and in high schools, Hibiya and Toyama.
He has worked with over 5,000 children and parents regarding career guidance, educational counseling, and coaching.
He is currently in the process of obtaining his International Coaching Federation (ICF) license.
His hobbies are visiting good food, road biking, and driving, and his special skills are snowboarding (with a domestic license) and cooking both Japanese and Western food.