Radio Pulpit I Am Youth

Why Your Memory Isn't to Blame for What Really Matters.

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We often assume our deepest values will naturally guide our actions, but that's a setup for self-disappointment. This reflection gently dismantles that myth, proposing a surprisingly simple tool to nurture relationships and personal morale. It’s about building a psychological immune system through conscious gratitude.
#MindfulLiving #PersonalGrowth #GratitudePractice
11 Feb English South Africa Christianity · Society & Culture

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