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End your year with a meaningful thank you

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The one “thank you” that feels the most sincere is the one that comes from you directly. When someone can hear you say “thank you” – just to them – it feels different. It feels personal. It feels authentic.

If you want to make an impact during this holiday season, consider calling someone or stop by someone’s office and deliver that “thank you” in person.

Why? The “thank you” that is delivered personally takes more effort (and we know it) than sending off an email, mailing a card (except a handwritten thank you note), or announcing a thank you to everyone in your email newsletter. The “thank you” we can hear is even more meaningful.

Perhaps set a goal to make 10 calls each week until the end of the year to thank people you are truly grateful for that maybe don’t know how you feel.

Whether you focus on clients, your employees, business connections or friends and family, it can make a big impact. I am doing the same.

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