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Every November, I have a tradition. I send one handwritten thank-you note every single day. Not a text. Not an email. An actual card that gets a stamp, goes in the mail, and hopefully shows up in someone's mailbox on a day they needed it.
This year I thought: why do it alone?
Come kick off the tradition with me. Bring your favorite stationery and the names and addresses of people you're grateful for. We'll provide the stamps, food, good company, and a surprise gift to help you keep the tradition going after you leave.
Maybe it's the teacher who changed something for you. The friend who showed up. The employee who doesn't hear it enough. Your mom. Your kid. Someone from 20 years ago who probably has no idea you still remember what they did.
You don't need to commit to 30 days. Just start with one.
Every November, I have a tradition. I send one handwritten thank-you note every single day. Not a text. Not an email. An actual card that gets a stamp, goes in the mail, and hopefully shows up in someone's mailbox on a day they needed it.
This year I thought: why do it alone?
Come kick off the tradition with me. Bring your favorite stationery and the names and addresses of people you're grateful for. We'll provide the stamps, food, good company, and a surprise gift to help you keep the tradition going after you leave.
Maybe it's the teacher who changed something for you. The friend who showed up. The employee who doesn't hear it enough. Your mom. Your kid. Someone from 20 years ago who probably has no idea you still remember what they did.
You don't need to commit to 30 days. Just start with one.