Gratitude Hacks Podcast | Simple, Practical, Actionable Ideas To Practice Gratitude

Yasmin recently went to UC, Berkeley to the Greater Good Science Center's conference on gratitude in the workplace. At the conference he met Amie Gordon, a social-personality psychologist  and researcher in gratitude. Amy shared the concept on how to really say thank you by putting the you in thank you.  It is a wonderful practice to say, "thank you" in response to an act of generosity someone else did for us. We can take this polite thank you to a new level and give it new meaning by using the below templet which focuses our appreciation on the other person. It’s about being specific, acknowledging the person and acknowledging the act they did.