🔆 Morning Huddle 🔆 is a brand-new podcast that harnesses the power of Gratitude and Appreciation to help you find more joy- EVERY day.
If you find this difficult, you’re a lot like me. I tend to focus on the things I worry about rather than those that bring me joy. That doesn't make us pessimistic people, it just makes us, well, human! This simple morning practice is one of the very few I've found I can stick with over time because it only takes a few seconds and you do it every single day.
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🔆 Morning Huddle 🔆 is a brand-new podcast that harnesses the power of Gratitude and Appreciation to help you find more joy- EVERY day.
If you find this difficult, you’re a lot like me. I tend to focus on the things I worry about rather than those that bring me joy. That doesn't make us pessimistic people, it just makes us, well, human! This simple morning practice is one of the very few I've found I can stick with over time because it only takes a few seconds and you do it every single day.
Hello & welcome to episode 59 of Morning Huddle - Daily Gratitude. Yep, I went to Burning Man 2023 and live to tell the tale. For me, it was a lesson in acceptance (it’s raining again!) and patience (the ground will dry out). It feels good to take a minute to recognize what came from the most unexpectedly muddiest experience of my life.
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About 🔆 Morning Huddle 🔆
The Morning Huddle Podcast harnesses the power of Gratitude and Appreciation to help you have a joyful day, every day!
Morning Huddle - Daily Gratitude
🔆 Morning Huddle 🔆 is a brand-new podcast that harnesses the power of Gratitude and Appreciation to help you find more joy- EVERY day.
If you find this difficult, you’re a lot like me. I tend to focus on the things I worry about rather than those that bring me joy. That doesn't make us pessimistic people, it just makes us, well, human! This simple morning practice is one of the very few I've found I can stick with over time because it only takes a few seconds and you do it every single day.
