Luke Hand
Luke Hand
One pea (Sat, 20/01/2024)
One pea (Sat, 20/01/2024)
One pea (Sat, 20/01/2024)
Monday 22nd January 2024
Luke Hand finds joy in small moments like tending plants and visiting the beach, sharing his reflections on gratitude and sobriety in 'Luke Hand Diary'.
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About this podcast
Author:
Luke Hand
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Categories:
Sobriety Day by Day
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Comedic Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Luke shares his daily experiences, gratitude, mood, and energy levels in the Luke Hand Diary podcast
- Reflects on finding joy in simple moments and the importance of gratitude in sobriety
- Shares his workday, a visit to the beach, and the simple joy of tending to plants and observing a single pea growing
- Emphasizes the value of mindfulness in daily life and the sobriety journey
- Encourages listeners to embrace gratitude and find happiness in life's small moments
I saw one pea that's coming through. I hope there'll be more than one pea by harvest time. Fingers crossed.
Ever thought about how the little things in life can bring the most joy? In this episode of 'Luke Hand Diary', Luke shares his daily adventures, focusing on the small yet meaningful moments that make life beautiful. He starts with a typical workday, but it’s his visit to the beach and the joy he finds in tending to his plants that truly stand out. Imagine finding happiness in watching a single pea grow - that's Luke's world for you.
He’s not just logging his activities; he’s giving us a window into how gratitude and mindfulness shape his journey of sobriety. If you're someone who appreciates the beauty in everyday moments or needs a reminder to slow down and be thankful, this episode is a must-listen. Luke’s reflections are honest and relatable, making you feel like you’re catching up with an old friend who understands the ups and downs of staying sober.