
Ep. 42 - Ending 2020 with Gratitude (Encore episode)
11/26/20 • 14 min
This episode was originally aired in March 2020, when the covid just started to show its face around the world. Now, as it is Thanksgiving of 2020, which means we are about to close off this year, I thought it's a good time to go back to this talk. Why? Because as crazy, unprecedented, and unpredictable this year had been, we would be wise to see the good alongside the bad.
In the episode, I explain why gratitude is such an important trait to cultivate for both our mental and physical well-being and how you can start bringing more gratitude into your lives starting today.
This episode was originally aired in March 2020, when the covid just started to show its face around the world. Now, as it is Thanksgiving of 2020, which means we are about to close off this year, I thought it's a good time to go back to this talk. Why? Because as crazy, unprecedented, and unpredictable this year had been, we would be wise to see the good alongside the bad.
In the episode, I explain why gratitude is such an important trait to cultivate for both our mental and physical well-being and how you can start bringing more gratitude into your lives starting today.
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Transcript
Our brain is a wonderful machine. But it has a feature that on one hand is responsible for getting us so far, but on the other hand, is a major flaw that causes much of our stress. But we can do something to work around it. And this is what we’re gonna talk about today.
Hello friends. How are you today? I wanna thank you so much for pressing play on this episode. I know that your life is probably quite busy right now. No matter where you are - if you’re quarantined or not, if you hav
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