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Why Do We Say “thank You”? Does It Really Matter?
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Should it be a real genuine emotional response, a sort of “attitude of gratitude” to those who have assisted us and made a difference in our lives. Or
Should it be an automatic response? An almost robotic sort of thing like what you find on some of your shopping receipts.
Marketingprofs has a lot of talented individuals who do some amazing things. Have you ever experienced a MarketingProfs guardian Angel or a special gesture from some comrade here on the forum? Come on and share in this post how someone here has made a difference in your lives.
Well here’s my genuine thank you. A few months back I was submitting another article to Nightingale Conant’s online/offline magazine. I had created a few articles that I had written in case they wanted me to submit something else. Well sure enough they did want me to offer another submission but I felt there was something I was missing…another set of eyes and someone who could help me review the content for additional editing. One of my Marketingprofs friends offered some assistance when they reviewed the content and went the extra mile by offering some key suggestions. I took their advice and sure enough just recently Nightingale Conant was very excited and wanted to use the article I submitted. I can’t go any further without saying a Great Big---
“THANKS Shelley, sryan, aka *Pretty Smart for all of your assistance. The advice you offered has made a difference… a huge difference”.
And this is the introduction to my question. How many times have you done things for people and they seem to go unappreciated? Have you ever helped someone, donated your time to something or given your services to someone and you never even heard one single peep out of them after everything was done? How did that make you feel and does thank you really matter? Is a verbal thank you enough or should you go a little further to let people know how much you really appreciate them?
My direct question to you right now is {Why do you say “Thank you” and does it really, really matter?}