I have never understood why some people have so much trouble
thanking people. Saying “Thank you” just comes naturally to me. I’m not
bragging; I’m just stating a fact.
I have given people gifts and been amazed that they haven’t
thanked me. At one time in her life, our granddaughter didn’t thank us for
gifts, but now that she’s an adult, “thank you” just rolls off her tongue so
naturally.
Our grandson has come around to thanking earlier than his
sister did, but then, he’s not a teenager yet, and that’s when Corey stopped
thanking us.
It always makes me feel so good when teachers on the other
side of my webinars thank me for being with them. It makes me feel even better
if they accompany the thanks with applause!
And so I close this short piece by saying, “Thanks for
reading my words” if that’s what you’re doing!
2 comments:
Can't be that difficult right?
I'm trying to rid myself of saying "Have a good one," it's quick to say but kind of meaningless and I cringe when people say it to me. Have a good afternoon, Have a good evening, I think I need to complete the thought rather than leave it hanging. "Have a good one." Have a good what?
But on the other hand, people tend to thank me.
"Have a good one."
"Thanks. You too."
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