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Practical Stoic Exercise #2 - Gratitude Reflection

Practical Stoic Exercise #2 - Gratitude Reflection

At the end of each day, write down three things you’re grateful for. By focusing on gratitude, we ground ourselves in a positive, peaceful mindset.

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At Twin Tree Project, we see Stoicism not just as a philosophy but as a practical toolkit for healing. Explore the full article at TwinTreeProject.com for a step-by-step guide to incorporating Stoic principles into daily life.

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