Here’s a little template for you to remind yourself of the many things that make you happy. Use it to boost your mood right now or as a reminder someday when you’re feeling blue.
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If you use it, I’d love to hear how you like it!
Do you need kind, compassionate support to bounce back from a negative experience? If so, then get in touch with me now, and let’s make the most of your precious time, energy and love.
Kristen Carter, Certified coach, author, and breast cancer survivor. More
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