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Kelly Browne

Kelly Browne

Kelly Browne

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Join date: Aug 11, 2021

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Kelly Browne is a Los Angeles-based author of six books, gratitude expert, and intuitive known for her work in thank-you note etiquette and mindful forgiveness. She is the author of the bestselling "101 Ways to Say Thank You" series, which includes guides for adults, kids, and teens, as well as "101 Ways to Create Mindful Forgiveness," a heartfelt resource for healing and self-care. She credits traumatic experiences with deepening her psychic abilities, which she has honed since childhood. Today, she offers intuitive readings and shares insights on trusting your intuition through her website. Browne has appeared in publications such as Parade, The Wall Street Journal, and Jezebel, and has been featured on various TV shows and podcasts. She maintains an active online presence, promoting the “magic of gratitude” and the power of mindful forgiveness. www.KellyBrowne.net

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Jun 9, 2025 ∙ 4 min

Forgiveness: 5 Steps to Release Resentment & Reclaim Your Joy

The Takeaway Forgiveness isn’t about forgetting. It’s about choosing yourself. Choosing peace over pain. Choosing to reclaim the joy that resentment has quietly stolen so you can live a happy and healthy life. In Mindful Forgiveness, I remind readers that this work isn’t easy — but it is healing for your own self-care. It is sacred. And it is available to all of us, one conscious, compassionate moment at a time. Give yourself the grace you deserve.

May 1, 2025 ∙ 2 min

Celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week with Gratitude: Inspired by "101 Ways to Say Thank You! for Kids & Teens"

As Teacher Appreciation Week rolls around, it’s the perfect opportunity to reflect on the immeasurable impact educators have on our...

Apr 11, 2025 ∙ 3 min

Embracing the New You in the New Year!

Pay attention...and observe. Your words, thoughts, and actions create your life. If you are complaining about your current situation, what are you actively doing to change it? Blaming someone else for your outcome in life keeps you stuck there— only you have the power to change it. When we stay in that cycle of hurt, it creates the space for disease in our body. Forgiveness helps you heal wounds and release toxic feelings that fester, but it never disregards the emotional impact that caused you

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