By learning how to express gratitude in words, you build a long-term foundation for meaningful relationships. We love giving our users new ways to give thanks in their gifting. Expressing gratitude helps us:
When we celebrate somebody, it gives us an opportunity to remind them of the qualities that make them special – and help them discover new ones.
Research shows that verbally appreciating others amplifies our own self-worth by improving our attitude towards ourselves.
When somebody feels appreciated, they’re more likely to notice – and share –
their appreciation towards others, creating a “gratitude loop”.
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+ 30 more occasionsWhen we’re apart – our connections with others keep us strong.
Just because we can’t be with people, doesn’t mean we can't be there for them. Actively
celebrating the people we care about is one of the best ways to be more grateful and feel more
connected.
Tribute helps us to turn our gratitude into a gift we can give to others.
Appreciation is always better when shared.
We make it easy to show people how special
they are. In an instant, you can show anyone that they matter.
Creating a Tribute page is quick, fun, and easy to start!
Studies show that when we express gratitude regularly, we literally
become physically healthier by:
Practicing gratitude improves our mental health and lifts overall emotional well-being by:
Giving gratitude improves our relationships, directly improving our
health by:
It’s easy to express gratitude effectively when you:
Share that you love somebody – but also express the reasons why you love them. Instead of stating that you appreciate them, practice saying “I love you…because – ”. When we explicitly explain the ways our loved ones make us feel, we can start and end our expression of valuing them with a deeper meaning.
Next time you get an opportunity to share gratitude, try asking yourself a question about that person that makes you think and feel deeper. By asking prompted questions about our favorite memories, hopes, and goals for someone, we are able to create connections that are built on actions, leading to genuine authenticity.
When you normalize expressing gratitude in a community setting, you celebrate the healthy expression of appreciation, leading to a positive ripple effect of sharing that spreads positivity. By asking questions, we can make it easier for others to express how they feel by helping them tap into their real experiences with others.
Expressing appreciation at work is key to happier employees and
improved productivity. According to the TINYpulse Employee Engagement and Organizational Culture
Report:
