Thank you.
Two words not said enough, by bosses, by spouses, by friends, or by strangers on the street. We can change that.
That was my mission when I wrote my first post on thank you notes, entitled A Thank You Revolution.
What became of it was more than I ever imagined. I have received stories from revolutionaries worldwide via email, guest posts, and even via thank you notes themselves.
These are their stories.
In it you will read about how the Thank You Revolution has improved workplace morale, brought families closer together, and earned a lowly IT manager an audience with the executives of his company. You will hear from revolutionaries such as Mary, Pat, Jon, and Leo who shared their stories with me and ultimately allowed me to share them with the world.
Each of the stories in the book is the type of story that, when I read it, caused me to sit back and shake my head in amazement. They will inspire you, instruct you, and invite you to join a revolution.
In addition to the stories, there is plenty of practical advice on how to get started and keep writing your thank you notes. You’ll learn what to write, whom to write to, and tips to pack more punch with your notes.
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You can change your life today. Experience the power of gratitude.
This is a quick and inspiring read that you don’t want to miss. What Matt shares will change the way you look at your team members forever. If you follow through on what Matt is suggesting in this book, you will change lives and change the trajectory of your team and business. Get your copy of The Power of Gratitude TODAY! And join the Thank You Revolution!
Matt’s book is a must-read for leaders and team members alike. The renaissance in leadership requires a return to the basics, and Matt’s understanding of this puts him once again ahead of the herd.
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