Saying thank you is much more than acknowledging a gift or contribution. When we put ourselves in the humble sense of gratitude, we are operating at a deeper level of connection. That's the ANE leader's way. When we give thanks to someone, we know from that deeper level of connection that greater possibilities can open up - for our relationships, for our organization, and for ourselves.

This week, remember to personally give thanks to those who help you, and thoroughly enjoy the possibilities of each moment.

And many thanks from me for being part of the ANE community.

Stephen

Calm, Confident, Connected
Grounded, Growing, Grateful

November 22, 2010