What About You?

Everyone wants to be appreciated.  So if you appreciate someone, don’t keep it a secret. – Mary Kay Ash

Is it a wonderful, great, generous idea and practice to acknowledge and appreciate others?

Absolutely.

But you can’t give what you don’t see in yourself.

What can you appreciate about you today?

Take a minute and, sincerely, appreciate you.

Then, take that feeling, that deep understanding of how you’re worthy and talented, and project it outward.

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