If you want to stand out from the crowd, you don’t have to “go the extra mile”. it’s much simpler than that.
Case in point: Writing “Thank You” Letters.
When I published my 1st Childrens Book, “Luke’s 1st Round of Golf”, I sent free copies to many people, those closest to me and those I never met before.
I received one handwritten Thank You note back.
It was from one of my broadcast idols, Jim Nantz.
It’s still something I cherish to this day.
It’s a constant reminder that small actions can put us on a different level.
It’s thoughtful, It’s generous, It’s unexpected.
5 minutes of our time can do wonders to foster a relationship with others. It has a net positive effect on our psyche, too.
Who can you thank today?
Might not be a bad idea to make this one handwritten.
