Teens who are grateful for what they have in life, the people around them, and the activities they’re involved in are more likely to have important life skills such as cooperation, a sense of meaning, creativity, and persistence.

Teens who are grateful for what they have in life, the people around them, and the activities they're involved in are more likely to have important life skills such as cooperation, a sense of meaning, creativity, and persistence. They're also less likely to be depressed and are more optimistic about the future. (US News)