“Never underestimate the power of an
encouraging word”
John C.
Maxwell
Have you ever felt like you don’t fit
in? Or maybe you continue to work
tirelessly but don’t ever feel appreciated?
I would definitely have to question you
if you answered no to the above questions. We
all have a need to feel appreciated, and we definitely have a need to feel some
self-worth.
When we feel appreciated we are better
at what we do. We are also happier. When we are happier we are healthier. Now what if everyone in the world felt
appreciated? The world would be happier
and healthier. How would this impact
society?
John Maxwell is right on with his quote
above. An encouraging word goes a long
way. Let me tell you this. You
are appreciated. The work you do is
appreciated. Sometimes we get caught up in our daily lives that we take for granted
the things we do and the things we DON’T say. Step back for a minute and think about all
the things that happen to you throughout a day.
Think about all the things that have to happen for your day to be
complete. From the people that manufacture
our beds, alarm clocks, clothes, etc. to the people that we work with and those
that watch our children. Everything
comes together to make the day work.
People behind the scenes are working to make society work for you.
Here is a simple challenge for you. Encourage
someone today. Show your
appreciation to someone and make their day.
This should create a ripple effect.
What if for one moment everyone in the world felt appreciated at the
same time? This would be an amazing
utopia. Seriously though, just accept the
challenge and go encourage someone. What
are you waiting for?
We are all working together to make the
world work for us. Step back a moment and
think about all the people working at this very moment to benefit you. Now, when you get the opportunity, thank
these people. These people are all
blessing you in some way, shape, or form, and let’s not forget to thank God for the blessings we have in our lives.
Go forth and appreciate the people that
make your life possible.
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