A Year Round Attitude of Gratitude: Thank-you!
Last year at this time I was exploring how to maintain a year round attitude of gratitude and express it more often. In my research
Last year at this time I was exploring how to maintain a year round attitude of gratitude and express it more often. In my research
Do you regularly express gratitude? I’ve seen some pretty amazing examples of this simple practice in some of the organizations where I consult and coach.
I’ve been exploring the importance of feeling and expressing more gratitude in our lives. Scientists are discovering how an attitude of gratitude is essential for
In my previous post, I described the benefits that cultivating an attitude of gratitude brings to our lives. But let’s explore this further. Gratitude isn’t
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Competing for the section leader position of my high school band drum section taught me lessons about life that still hold true in my career
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