BONUS: Isolated Meditations & Practices from Grounding in Gratitude
Extracted directly from Episode 5, this special bonus features three powerful practices to help you:
Highlights include:
Perfect for daily wellness, stress reduction, and reconnecting with your inner peace. Recommended to practice 2-3 times daily or at least once a week.
Hosts Kristen Forno and Amy Potter guide you through a gentle, transformative meditation to help you remember: you can always return to yourself in this moment.
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Duration: [Approximately 10-15 minutes] Recommended: Quiet space, comfortable position
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