Here's what most people get wrong about gratitude: they think it's a feeling that arrives with good fortune. But the Persian poets, ancient Stoics, and modern wisdom teachers understood something deeper. Gratitude isn't what you feel when things go right. It's what you choose when you take responsibility for finding meaning in whatever shows up. Rumi wrote, "Wear gratitude like a cloak and it will feed every corner of your life." Notice he didn't say wait until you feel grate

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