How GratiKube Works
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1. Roll the GratiKube.
It’s like a die, but has 12 sides—so technically, not a cube. But “Thank-a-heck-a-hedron” wasn’t as catchy.
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2. Say, “God, thanks for …”
The GratiKube lands with one of life’s moments facing up. That’s your category. “God, thank you for …” Simple.
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3. Repeat for everyone!
Roll as many times as you like. Keep it short or keep the good times rolling. It’s your GratiKube: Feel free to mix it up!
The GoodKind GratiKube Makes It Fun
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Gratitude is a muscle.
Like a muscle, our capacity for gratitude can be strengthened with exercise. Any of us can do it. We simply need a lot of practice.

Wonder is the exercise.
Gratitude is the muscle; wonder is the exercise that strengthens the muscle. When you introduce wonder or delight into conversation, exercise is happening.

Game-i-fy wonder.
We’ve taken many of life’s small but delightful moments and put them on the GratiKube to make gratitude fun. By game-i-fying wonder, we think you’ll find your gratitude muscle grow.

GratiKube Resources from GoodKind
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