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  • What you're looking at here are good old fashioned "Thank You" cards, and yes, I'm talking about

  • the kind where you take a little ink pen and you write a note, you put a stamp on

  • it and you send it out in the mail. When is the last time you got a thank you note in

  • the mail, you probably still have it, am I right?

  • You know, Thank You notes are processed differently than all other types of mail, we get the junk

  • mail, in the mail with the catalogues, and the advertisements, and the flyers, and bills

  • and yat, dat, dat, dat, da, da Yet when some somebody actually stops and

  • sends us a thank you note, we hang on to it. We're like: "Wow, someone appreciates me,

  • and they noticed." And we tape these up on our refrigerator, we hang them up on the mantle

  • and we pin them up in the cubicle at work. We want people to know that we are appreciated.

  • Because being appreciated is something that every person needs.

  • Yet we don't say "thank you" enough. Being grateful, and having an attitude of

  • gratitude is a value that will never go out of style. It will NEVER go out of style and

  • you can never say "thank you" too much. Now I have this little coupon holder that

  • I keep all of my blank thank you cards in, I bought this coupon holder at the dollar store.

  • These cards I bought in the card section at

  • Walmart or Target or Albertsons or Publix or wherever you shop. (They come in packs

  • of 8, 10, 12, 20) They sell these little thank you notes and

  • there's a variety of different types of thank you notes for a variety of different types

  • of people and different kinds of things they might have done for you. But get in the habit

  • of writing thank you notes. It only takes a couple minutes a day.

  • It really only takes a couple of minutes a day. But it goes so far. People will hang

  • on to these for two and three and five and ten years, when a quick email or text gets

  • deleted. Get in the habit of writing thank you cards. It makes you feel good, it makes

  • the person you send the card to feel good, and it's a good idea.

  • It's a good idea.

What you're looking at here are good old fashioned "Thank You" cards, and yes, I'm talking about

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ありがとうございますノートを送信する - それは良いアイデアです (Send Thank You Notes - It's a Good Idea)

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note

US /not/

UK /nəʊt/

  • n. 紙幣;注釈;(声 : 音など)調子 : 響き;メモ
  • v. 言及する : 注釈をつける;メモをとる
good

US /ɡʊd/

UK /ɡʊd/

  • adj. 適した;十分な;よい : 優れた;善良な;元気な
  • n. 利益
card

US /kɑ:rd/

UK /kɑ:d/

  • n. トランプのカード;カード
  • v. (ゴルフで)スコアカードに記入する
buy

US /baɪ/

UK /baɪ/

  • v. 信じる : 受け入れる;買う
  • n. 購入
write

US /raɪt/

UK /raɪt/

  • v. (手紙 : 文字を)書く;(コンピュータのデータ : 情報を)記録させる : 書き込む;作曲する
send

US /sɛnd/

UK /send/

  • v. (人を)~にする : (人を~の状態に)する : (人を)~させる;(メール : 郵便を)送る : 送信する : 発送する;~を早く動かす;(情報 : 挨拶状などを)送る
pen

US /pɛn/

UK /pen/

  • n. 柵;ペン
  • v. 柵に入れる;書く
person

US /'pɜ:rsn/

UK /'pɜ:sn/

  • n.
people

US /ˈpipəl/

UK /'pi:pl/

  • n. (同じ文化を共有する)民族;人々
feel

US /fil/

UK /fi:l/

  • v. 感じる;触れる

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