The Magazine · Issue No. 01
NovemberThe November Gratitude Issue
Thirty days of thank-yous, no fine print. Notice what you have. Then name what you want next.
From the editors
Grateful. Never Settled.
November has a reputation. It’s the month of gratitude jars, and of being told to count your blessings by people who would prefer you stopped counting there.
We like gratitude. We don’t like the version with a gag order, where noticing the good in your life means you’ve agreed never to ask it for anything else. Somewhere along the way, thankful got confused with finished. We’re not signing that.
So for thirty days we’ll look honestly at what you already have, including the woman who got you here. And we’ll ask what you want next, out loud, with a number on it when a number helps.
Week one starts with her. Pour something warm.
Contents
- Day 01 Notes to Self What do you have now that you once prayed for?
- Day 02 The Audacity Gratitude isn’t a contract
- Day 03 Becoming She was a wish once
- Day 04 Tender & True I have a good life. So why am I restless?
- Day 05 Quiet Wins Look around
- Days 06 to 30UpcomingNew days are added as they’re finished.
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