Microcast - Gratitude vs. Complacency

Episode 25 of the Organized Chaos podcast, hosted by Teresa Hildebrand, titled "Microcast - Gratitude vs. Complacency" was published on September 11, 2021 and runs 1 minutes.

September 11, 2021 ·1m · Organized Chaos

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Send us Fan Mail #25 - Feeling like you need some motivation or a quick tip to get you going? Each week in between full episodes, I will share short clips on a certain topic. This is a great way to get inspired for the day. Enjoy this quick burst of motivation! In this microcast, I talk about the difference between being grateful and being complacent. Check out the rest of my podcasts and other resources at www.organizedchaospodcast.com. Connect with Teresa on: Instagram or Pod...

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#25 - Feeling like you need some motivation or a quick tip to get you going? Each week in between full episodes, I will share short clips on a certain topic. This is a great way to get inspired for the day. Enjoy this quick burst of motivation!

In this microcast, I talk about the difference between being grateful and being complacent.

Check out the rest of my podcasts and other resources at www.organizedchaospodcast.com.

Connect with Teresa on: Instagram or Podcast Website

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