Gratitude
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Gratitude

by Jonathan Lehmann

Rated
4.8
Type
guided
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
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In today's kick-off session with Jonathan Lehmann, you're learning all about the power of gratitude. The human brain is subject to a cognitive phenomenon called the negativity bias, meaning negative thoughts tend to travel faster and be stickier than positive thoughts. But the good news is we now know the human brain is constantly changing based on how we're using it. This is why the practice of gratitude can have such an impact on how we feel. By consistently focusing our attention on specific positive things that regularly happen in our lives, we strengthen the positive feedback loop in our brain, resulting in a more positive mindset as to brain learns to suggest thoughts that will lead to our happiness.

GratitudePositive MindsetNeuroplasticityNegativity BiasAffirmationsMindfulnessHabitsHappinessNegativity Bias ReductionMindfulness Of SensesHabit StackingBreathing AwarenessVisualizations

Meet your Teacher

Jonathan Lehmann

Paris, France

Meet your Teacher

Jonathan Lehmann

Paris, France