Lead With Gratitude | Stay Grounded and Ready for Growth Without Pretending Everything Is Good

Conrad Deas
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Lead With Gratitude is for leaders navigating real-life pressure, difficulty, and responsibility who want to stay grounded and ready for growth without pretending everything is okay. Through honest conversations, meaningful stories, and ridiculously simple gratitude practices, Conrad Deas explores how to hold the whole truth: what sucks and what’s good at the same time. Because gratitude should help us see more reality, not less. You’ll learn to notice what’s still working, helping, meaningful, and worth appreciating even when difficult things are demanding your attention, so you can lead yourself and the people you serve from a more grounded place. Sometimes what’s hard is absolutely true. It’s just not the only thing that’s true.

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  1. Aug 19

    INTRODUCING: Lead with Gratitude

    What if gratitude could help you stay grounded and lead better without pretending everything is okay? Lead With Gratitude is for leaders navigating real-life pressure, difficulty, and responsibility who want to stay grounded and ready for growth, for themselves and the people they serve. Through honest stories, meaningful conversations, and ridiculously simple gratitude practices, we’ll explore how to hold what sucks and what’s good at the same time, and notice more of what’s still working, helping, meaningful, and ridiculously easy to overlook. Because gratitude should help us see more reality, not less. Lead With Gratitude launches September 3, 2026. Tap Follow so you don’t miss the first episode.

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Lead With Gratitude is for leaders navigating real-life pressure, difficulty, and responsibility who want to stay grounded and ready for growth without pretending everything is okay. Through honest conversations, meaningful stories, and ridiculously simple gratitude practices, Conrad Deas explores how to hold the whole truth: what sucks and what’s good at the same time. Because gratitude should help us see more reality, not less. You’ll learn to notice what’s still working, helping, meaningful, and worth appreciating even when difficult things are demanding your attention, so you can lead yourself and the people you serve from a more grounded place. Sometimes what’s hard is absolutely true. It’s just not the only thing that’s true.

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