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Podcast: Gratitude for Lovers

By Christine Carter and Rona Renner | February 14, 2013

Whether or not you are a romantic person, and whether or not you like Valentine’s Day, here’s my favorite romantic thing to do.

Please check out my podcast with Rona Renner either here on the Greater Good website, or here on iTunes. Happy listening!

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