Now of course there are still going to be instances where ‘thank you’ will be the appropriate route.įor example: Imagine you’re at Culver’s Frozen Custard ordering one of their world-famous butter burgers (NOTE: all readers who haven’t been to Culver’s, stop reading now and drive to the nearest location, because you haven’t experienced sincere gratitude for food until you’ve eaten there before). Using the word, grateful, on the other hand, can be perceived as a more thoughtful gesture. Thank you, while still a kind remark, is more of a reflex a programmed response with little to no thought behind it. I recently heard from somewhat of a reliable source, that replacing “thank you” with “I’m grateful for you” is more engaging. As the ‘regional mindfulness ambassador’ at my current company, I chose to write about one of my favorite themes – gratitude.īeing that I didn’t spend Thanksgiving with the greater part of my family this year, I’m taking a new angle towards giving thanks. While spending the last few weeks with Tim in Thailand, he asked me to write a guest blog.
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Good morning (not sure it’s morning for you at this moment, but I felt compelled to pick a certain time of day, so let’s go with that),Īllow me to introduce myself – I’m Marshall, Tim’s cousin, currently living in a parallel universe to my jobless cousin as a working professional in the heart of Chicago. | MINDSET Reframing: Gratitude and what to consider before your next trip to Culver’s
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