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EPISODE · Oct 12, 2024 · 10 MIN

Day 9 of Christian Prayers and Meditations for Neuroplasticity to Rewire Your Brain

from Rewire Your Brain: The Peace & Positivity Podcast with Liz Bagwell · host Liz Bagwell

🎙️Welcome to Day 9 of Rewire Your Brain: The Peace & Positivity Podcast! Today's Key Verse is Psalm 145:5. We will review this scripture and I will guide you through our daily neuroplasticity practice focused on different gratitude, prayer, and meditation prompts.    Staying consistent is the quickest path to seeing results!   🎧 In this episode you'll hear:    ✨ What you can do scientifically to help hardwire sweet memories into your brain ✨ An example of why it is such a good reason to write these things down ✨ A prayer of thanksgiving for the simple creation we can find in nature   Looking for the printable PDF worksheets? Find them here: patreon.com/LizBagwell   Spots are almost full for 1:1 Coaching for this Fall. To book a free 15 minute consultation to see if 1:1 Coaching is for you, schedule that here: Book Here   Let's connect:  Instagram

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