Quote by Steve Maraboli

How would your life be different if...you began each day by thanking someone who has helped you? Let today be the day...You make it a point to show your gratitude to others. Send a letter or card, make a call, send a text or email, tell them in person...do whatever you have to do to let them know you appreciate them.

How would your life be different if...you began each day by

Summary

This quote highlights the impact of expressing gratitude towards others and suggests starting each day by thanking someone who has helped you. It prompts readers to consider the potential positive change in their lives if they make a conscious effort to show appreciation and gratitude to others. The quote encourages various methods of expressing gratitude, such as sending letters, making calls, sending texts or emails, or telling people in person. Ultimately, the quote emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and valuing the contributions of others and the potential for fostering stronger connections and relationships through expressions of gratitude.

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Life Motivational Inspirational Gratitude Appreciation Day

By Steve Maraboli

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