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    Be Grateful For The Crunch

    en-gbMarch 25, 2020

    Podcast Summary

    • Appreciating small gestures and imperfectionsShift perspective to see mistakes as signs of care and presence, fostering gratitude and deeper connection

      Appreciating the small gestures and imperfections in our relationships can lead to greater happiness and resilience. Kate shared a relatable story about her husband's late-night kitchen cleaning, which she initially found annoying but later came to appreciate. The "crunch" or small mistake he left behind was a reminder of his efforts and presence in their home. This perspective shift can help us navigate the challenges that come with living and working closely with others, and foster a deeper sense of gratitude and connection. So, next time you encounter a "crunch" or a mistake, try to see it as a sign of someone's care and presence, rather than a source of frustration.

    • Explore guided sleep on Amazon Echo for better sleepImprove sleep with guided sleep on Amazon Echo, leave positive reviews to help others discover it, and remember self-care is crucial during challenging times

      There are numerous free resources available to help you improve your sleep, a crucial aspect of mental health. The speaker, who is passionate about sleep and understands the struggles of insomnia, recommends trying out his new skill, "guided sleep," on Amazon Echo. To use it, simply ask your Amazon Echo to open "guided sleep." If you find it helpful, please leave positive reviews to help others discover it. The speaker also encourages listeners to leave reviews for the Everyday Positivity podcast to help spread positivity to as many people as possible. Remember, taking care of yourself and those around you is important, especially during these challenging times. We're all in this together.

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