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Episode 1: Gratitude — Seeing Clearly When Life Gets Loud
When life gets noisy, gratitude is what brings things back into focus.
Not fake positivity. Not pretending everything’s fine. But seeing what’s still good — even in the middle of the chaos.
In this first episode of The Quiet Practice, host Boyd Levitt shares how gratitude shifts our perspective when life, work, and expectations start to feel heavy. Through personal reflection, real-world examples, and powerful mindset exercises, Boyd explores how gratitude can turn pressure into perspective and burnout into clarity.
This episode dives deep into:
Why gratitude isn’t denial — it’s discipline.
The psychology behind gratitude and emotional resilience.
A story of how one shift in focus reignited purpose after burnout.
Simple daily practices — from the “Thank You Walk” to the Morning Three — to help you start seeing clearly again.
“Gratitude doesn’t change your life — it changes how you see it.”
Whether you’re a sales professional, a leader, or someone just trying to find your footing again, this episode will remind you that the quietest moments often hold the loudest truths.
The Quiet Practice — where growth begins in stillness.
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