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Write in your gratitude journal.

Write in your gratitude journal.

People who regularly practice gratefulness report increased levels of happiness and psychological well-being. 

  1. They sleep Better
  2. They have more success at work
  3. They have better relationships
  4. They see and value gifts more

This is one easy way to start your morning right. I like to use my iPad and voice dictation.

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Starting your morning right can have a drastic effect on the rest of your day. It dictates how you will treat others, how you will view perspectives, and ultimately how happy you will be. All great leaders have a morning routine and this is a simple yet effective one I believe everyone can start implementing ASAP.

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