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Perpetual Gratitude is a regular reminder to help you and your people build and maintain an amazing workplace culture rooted in gratitude. The program consists of a weekly 4-7 minute video that contains a story that illustrates a key aspect of Grateful Leadership and concludes with a challenge. The messages and stories convey timeless truths giving you a different weekly message to multiply your efforts in building a culture that attracts and retains awesome people.

GRATITUDE AT WORK PLAYBOOK

We’re sharing the best practices drawn from 17 years of working with clients who truly embrace gratitude at work. Use this DIY free resource to institute a mindset of excellence and build a more positive, engaging and productive workplace. We’re holding nothing back with the Playbook - we want to get these game-changing ideas in the hands of as many workplaces as possible.

*We are continually updating the Playbook with the newest information. The live playbook is best viewed from a desktop computer. To download the Playbook in PDF format, please use the form. 

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GRATITUDE PODCASTS

KEEPING LEVEL BLOG

Keeping Level Blog
Lessons from a Stuck Suitcase
Lessons from a Stuck Suitcase

Have you ever seen what happens in an airplane after the very last passenger deplanes ?

In an effort to be helpful on a recent flight, I put my carry-on bag under the seat in front of me. While doing so, I am as loud and as attention getting as possible to ensure <more>

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Leadership and Luck: Recognizing Everyday Miracles
Leadership and Luck: Recognizing Everyday Miracles

There is a lot to be grateful for that is impossible to attribute to any other human being. As a result, we tend to acknowledge and thank God, a Higher Power or perhaps we may attribute our good fortune to serendipity. For example, think of the gift of being alive today ! Life truly is a miracle that is difficult to fully understand.

A recent experience made me realize <more>

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Your brain is a magnet: how to train it to attract what you want
Your brain is a magnet: how to train it to attract what you want

Whether you realize it or not, your brain is a magnet. It notices and attracts whatever dominates your thinking. 

If you worry, focus on what could go wrong, ruminate over past mistakes or an unpleasant future, your brain is going to <more>

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How to prevent your gratitude practice from going stale
How to prevent your gratitude practice from going stale

Last week I received an email from an audience member who participated in one of my programs on the previous day. He had a question:

I’m writing my gratitudes today and they don’t look much different than what I wrote yesterday. How do you avoid your gratitude practice becoming mechanical ? 

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Leadership Lessons from a Grandmother’s Love
Leadership Lessons from a Grandmother’s Love

For the past year our two-year old grandson Liam has been having a weekly sleepover at our place. I just discovered that after Lynda drops Liam at preschool in the morning, she sends a text to his parents - and she does so as if Liam is sending the message.

Before you read Liam's text, one thing you need to understand is that Lynda’s gramma name is "Me". Yes, it is very confusing and we blame that on our oldest grandson, Max who coined the name Me. 

Anyhow, here is Liam's most recent message to his Mom and Dad,For the past year our two-year old grandson Liam has been having a weekly sleepover at our place. I just discovered that after Lynda drops Liam at preschool in the morning, she sends a text to his parents - and she does so as if Liam is sending the message.

Anyhow, here is Liam's most recent message, <more>

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Gratitude and Grief: A Paradox Explained
Gratitude and Grief: A Paradox Explained

Last week, a participant in a program asked a very powerful question,

Can I be grateful while I’m experiencing a lot of grief - like I am right now ?

My response, <more>

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