Genuine appreciation comes in all forms.
A handshake.
A hug.
A thank you.
A letter of praise.
A symbolic gift.
The form doesn’t matter. Genuine appreciation changes lives. If you appreciate someone, don’t wait for an excuse to show it.
— Karen Snyder
For more of Karen’s workplace wisdom, check out her book
Eating Worms: Practicing Leadership Every Day.
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