Thanks To Y'all

When we start seeing ourselves as achievers and self-made, then we could start to lay less emphasis on the need to express gratitude to those that have helped us on our way up. No matter how independent you may feel you are, there are still people you are indebted to - who you need to show gratitude to.

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Th power of appreciation in the school of success can never be overemphasized. Can I tell you this? There are somethings you may never see or experience if you have not appreciated the past good that was done to you.

Even though when we say "thank you" to someone, they may reply with "don't mention", but in the real sense of it, they meant "mention it over and again". If at the end of your life, and you do not have anyone to express gratitude to, then you are of all people most ungrateful.

It takes appreciation to see more good, and also to preserve your successes from depreciating. Appreciation is nothing more than an application for something bigger and better.

But when saying "thank you" to someone, it should be from the heart, and it should be accompanied by a sincere smile. Also, do not delay your appreciation. A delayed appreciation can sometimes be equated to ingratitude. Remember, it does not cost you a dime to say "thank you", but the effects are way beyond price.

But more importantly, when you thank someone for something, you need to mean it, and be sincere about it. Believe me, they would know the difference between a sincere "thank you" and a lip service.

In view of this; I want to use this platform to sincerely appreciate everyone that has helped me in any way in life (directly or indirectly) whose names are too numerous to be listed here - my heart goes out to y''all. Thanks y"all

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