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What if you could train your brain to notice more than stress, urgency, and what could go wrong?
Not through toxic positivity. Through a simple exercise in neuroplasticity.
The average person is estimated to have between 60,000 and 70,000 thoughts per day, many of them repetitive. Over time, the brain strengthens the pathways it uses most often.
In this solo episode, Marianne explores why writing not 3, not 5, but 20 things you are grateful for can begin to shift perception, calm the nervous system, and help us move through difficult seasons differently.
Because somewhere after item 10, the brain stops reaching for the obvious answers… and starts searching differently.
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If you'd like to receive the Gratitude Template, email Marianne at [email protected].
By Marianne Tafani - Core Connect StudioWhat if you could train your brain to notice more than stress, urgency, and what could go wrong?
Not through toxic positivity. Through a simple exercise in neuroplasticity.
The average person is estimated to have between 60,000 and 70,000 thoughts per day, many of them repetitive. Over time, the brain strengthens the pathways it uses most often.
In this solo episode, Marianne explores why writing not 3, not 5, but 20 things you are grateful for can begin to shift perception, calm the nervous system, and help us move through difficult seasons differently.
Because somewhere after item 10, the brain stops reaching for the obvious answers… and starts searching differently.
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If you'd like to receive the Gratitude Template, email Marianne at [email protected].