deep thanks

A couple weeks ago, Keith Ferrazzi’s email tip caught me… “How to Thank Your Valuable Employee.”

He suggested going a little deeper with the words than just the simple thanks.

“For a long time I have been so happy and impressed with your enthusiasm for the company and your willingness to dive in and help wherever needed. You have gone from gofer to being my go-to guy. When someone else dropped the ball, you were there…”

I wonder how many of us (really) work in such a way that we deserve a deep thank you.

TGIM

Comments

[Maria Elena Duron]

Great question, Sam! I'm a fan of Keith as well. And, I agree, that, that might even be a question that we ask ourselves daily.

Are we really doing what we truly love and utilizing what makes us best?

Maria Elena Duron