A Kinder Voice
Notice your inner commentary and answer it the way a friend would.
Three Good Things is a short evening habit: you recall three things from today that went well, including tiny ones, and say why they mattered. On a rough day, "the coffee was hot" counts. You can think it, say it or write it down.
4 minHeadphones optionalNothing is recorded
Play 4-min ritual
00:0004:00
Name three good things from today, however small, and say why.
Prefer to read first? Here is the whole ritual. Space plays or pauses the player above; the arrow keys move between steps.
Settle00:00–00:30
Sit comfortably. If you like, grab a pen and any scrap of paper to jot down your answers.
Good thing one00:30–01:30
Think of one thing from today that was good or even just fine. Name it and say why it was good.
Good thing two01:30–02:30
Find a second one. It can be tiny, like a text, a snack or a sunny minute. Say why it counted.
Good thing three02:30–03:30
Find a third one. If you are stuck, think of something that did not go wrong today.
Pick your favorite03:30–04:00
Choose the one that you want to remember. Take a slow breath in and let it stay with you.
Afterwards: If you wrote them down, keep the paper and read it on a harder day.
Notice your inner commentary and answer it the way a friend would.
Pick one song you already like, play it and listen with full attention.
Think of someone, write one warm message and send it.