When you intentionally focus on gratitude – thinking about what you’re grateful for – it improves every aspect of your life. Even if you think the “practice of gratitude” is nonsense.
Since this is Thanksgiving week in the US, Kitty and I wanted to pay attention this week to how gratitude can transform your life. We talk about what it is, and then suggest some strategies for incorporating it into your daily routine.
I also wanted to take this opportunity to say thanks. For listening to the podcast, for your emails, and for reaching out on social media.
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Episode Resources
- Article in Psychology Today, 9 Powerful Ways Gratitude Can Change Your Life.
- Amy Morin, author of 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do, lists 7 proven benefits of gratitude.
- Nataly Kogen, How Gratitude Can Change Your Life.
- Gratitude journals available at Amazon. I especially like the Tiny Buddha journal, which includes coloring pages!
- Thanks! How the New Science of Gratitude Can Make You Happier, a book by psychologist Robert Emmons
Resources Page
Check out our new mega-resources page at anywhereist.com/resources.
Basically, it gives you everything we use to make our Anywhereist lives easier, simpler, more fun, or to save us money. It can do the same for you.
Some of the links on the Resources page are affiliate links, which means if you click and purchase, I earn a small commission. When you buy from our affiliate links, it helps to support the podcast, so let me say thanks in advance!
Episode Music
Thanks for the great music! Our theme music is provided by SoundCloud, and we’re featuring artist ItIs Leanne, playing Corta-Jaca – tango brasileiro.
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Your co-hosts are Susanna Perkins (Anywhereist) and Kitty Navias.
Susanna’s a serial solopreneur, blogger, freelance writer, WordPress maven, and all-around portable career enthusiast. She developed her Anywhereist lifestyle in an act of desperation following the US financial meltdown in 2009. Since 2012 she’s moved 7 times, and worked from hundreds of locations at home and abroad.
Kitty’s a millennial with a lot of creative pursuits — she’s a musician, photographer, and writer. She’s traveled extensively, with plans for a lot more. On the show, Kitty provides us with tips and resources to keep our lives under control and moving in a forward direction as we become Anywhereists.
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Any plans to make transcripts available for the podcasts?
Hi Marilyn,
No, I don’t have any plans to provide transcripts at this time. Transcripts are very time consuming or expensive, and at this point Anywhereist is a labor of love for me. Did you have a specific reason for asking?