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The Gratitude Girls: 30 Days of Gratitude

November 22, 2009

Carolyn Buttram inspirational humorist, lecturer

Vanessa Lowry entrepreneur, marketing consultant

Robin Kirby therapist

Carolyn Buttram, Vanessa Lowry, and Robin Kirby, authors of the online book, 30 Days of Gratitude, explain how increasing gratitude can displace unwanted malice and other faults, thereby bringing peace and contentment to life. Their book can be downloaded at www.daysofgratitude.com.

Topics: Health & Happiness | Literature & Philosophy | People & Places

Tags: gratitude | how-to | inspiration | motivation | personal growth | positive thinking | self development | thankfulness | Humans & Nature | Philosophy | Humor & Comedy | Lifestyle

Presented By PBA and Theosophical Society in Atlanta:

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