Post #8 Wow! I googled the etymology of the phrase, “thank you” and the following statement was provided: The History of Saying “Thank You!” If you start looking into the history of this phrase you’ll discover that “thank you” actually comes from the word “think”. The Old English noun “thank” dates between c. 450 – c. […]
Post #7 I thought it would be neat share a thank you for supporting my efforts at supporting non-profit and for-profit businesses and I found the attached photo. Hopefully, you’re having an increase in your productivity and prosperity within your company or organization. Photo Credit: Eva Bronzini
Post #6 Thank you for being so kind to take time out of your day to read my blogs. You’re exuberantly appreciated. Photo Credit: Tima Miroshnichenko
Post #5 Wow! I found this article on the Harvard Business Review website about How to Write a Meaningful Thank You Note: https://hbr.org/2021/11/how-to-write-a-meaningful-thank-you-note I hope you enjoy reading it or sharing it with someone else. Post Credit: Panos Sakalaki
Post #4 Quite often we hear, thank goodness it’s Friday! What about starting a trend that says, thank you for another great Friday? Well, one may ponder, who would you say that too? My reply would be, God! Thank you for reading my blog and have a wonderful day! Post Credit: George Dolgikh
Post #5 “Due to the saturated connection to the phrase: broken-hearted, it has caused an automatic negative connection to the brain however there has to be more to the negative connotation that is projected. For example, according to dictionary.com, hearted means: having a specified feeling, mood, personality trait, or kind of heart (now used only […]
Post #3 GoDaWork! GoDaWork is a mantra! I do hope that you’re motivated and inspired daily in order to escalate the propulsion of becoming more innovative, creative, and as equipped as you would like. Photo Credit: Compliments of Google
Post #8 I was thinking about underlying cell activity as it relates to learning and after researching, I found it would be good to share about philosophy and education. The following article surfaced on Google: Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Philosophy of Education (https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/education-philosophy/). First, let’s remember to share with test-takers, that the suffix: -sophy means […]
Post #2 The other day, I was thinking about how nice it would be to hear more people say thank you, because I say thank you frequently. Yes, in my opinion, as many words that we hear on a daily basis or acknowledge, “thank you” is only a two letter phrase, yet it’s so powerful. […]
Broken Heartedness Series
Post #3 Photo Credit: Kelly Sikkema/ Unsplash “Let’s remember that a disappointment is a disappointment and brokenhearted is a synonym. Being broken hearted is not always about a break up. That’s stereotypical. Many people endure a broken heart for many reasons that are stereotypical. There is a need to foster the broken hearts that have […]