13 Nov 2025 · 1 min
Mike Hartman guides a meditation on gratitude, walking you through four areas: health, relationships, finance, and protection. You'll scan your body, notice what you're thankful for, and skip the self-judgment.
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Welcome to the Healthy Mindset App Podcast where host Mike Hartman, a performance coach and former professional athlete, brings his passion to help athletes and workplace athletes achieve their dreams and goals while being mindful of everything else in life. Mike also uses this platform to share his targeted assessment applications Healthy Mindset Course Meditation and Goal Setting Technique for the Athlete and Workplace Athlete we're glad you're here. Now let's dive headfirst into this episode of the Healthy Mindset App Podcast Podcast. Here's your host, Mike Hartman.
Experience of Gratitude to begin this meditation, please bring kind awareness to why you chose this topic. How your belly, chest and head each feel when you reflect on this topic the emotions that you can associate with these visceral feelings the positive or negative impact of any stories you believe in regarding this topic the fact that many others are feeling similarly about this topic as you how you might feel with increased awareness around this topic when you can apply increased mindfulness to this topic in your day to day life. Your Experience with Gratitude let's begin today's meditation on gratitude by finding a posture that feels relaxed and and alert. Feeling your body touch the ground or the chair or the bed. Sensing the points of contact with what's underneath you, feeling the weight of your body, noticing the rise and fall of your belly as you breathe, dropping your shoulders, softening your hands, loosening your jaw and relaxing the muscles of your face and around your eyes. And you can look downward or close your eyes just to limit visual distractions and sensing into the body, maybe taking a deep breath or two, softening any tension or tightness. Now consider your experience with gratitude in terms of your health. Have you been grateful for the health of your body? Remembering that as long as we're breathing, there is more right with our health than is wrong? What is our experience with gratitude in terms of our physical health? Our ability to move around to digest food and water? Your ability to breathe without actively trying the ability to see, to listen, to taste or to feel just noticing without judgment. Your experience with gratitude around your physical health and gratitude for being alive and now shifting your awareness to reflecting on your experience Your experience with gratitude around relationships with others. Where has gratitude been present with relationships and where has gratitude been unrecognized or forgotten with relationships? Who have you been most grateful for in your life? Who could you feel more grateful for if you wanted to? How would you express this gratitude? Now consider your experience with gratitude in terms of finance and money. Where has gratitude been present in terms of finance? The value that you put onto money or income or savings. Just noticing any experience you have around gratitude in terms of finance and money. Where has gratitude been present? Has gratitude been unrecognized or forgotten? Simply noticing without judgment and seeing if you can open to more gratitude around finance and money. Now consider your experience with gratitude in terms of protection, feelings of safety, feelings of someone looking out for you. Perhaps there's a sense of community or a connection that you value. In terms of protection, where has gratitude been present in terms of protection? Has gratitude for protection been unrecognized or forgotten about? How might you feel more gratitude for a sense of protection? Noting your experience with gratitude can help us recognize where gratitude has been present and where gratitude has been unrecognized or forgotten. It's important to notice our experience with gratitude without self judgment or self criticism. Simply noticing our experience and seeing how we can open to more feelings of gratitude around our health, our relationships, our finances, and feelings of protection. Foreign.
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