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Perpetual Gratitude is a regular reminder to help you and your people build and maintain an amazing workplace culture rooted in gratitude. The program consists of a weekly 4-7 minute video that contains a story that illustrates a key aspect of Grateful Leadership and concludes with a challenge. The messages and stories convey timeless truths giving you a different weekly message to multiply your efforts in building a culture that attracts and retains awesome people.

GRATITUDE AT WORK PLAYBOOK

We’re sharing the best practices drawn from 17 years of working with clients who truly embrace gratitude at work. Use this DIY free resource to institute a mindset of excellence and build a more positive, engaging and productive workplace. We’re holding nothing back with the Playbook - we want to get these game-changing ideas in the hands of as many workplaces as possible.

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GRATITUDE PODCASTS

KEEPING LEVEL BLOG

Keeping Level Blog
What CEOs Can Learn from Toddlers
What CEOs Can Learn from Toddlers

This past weekend we were looking after our 2-year old granddaughter, Maesey, for an hour or so to cover for our daughter who wanted to get out for a long run.

We did the usual kid activities—some food, some colouring, some hide-the-duckies, some toys and some reading.

What strikes me is her <more>

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Why Negativity Demands a Stronger Gratitude Practice
Why Negativity Demands a Stronger Gratitude Practice

A few weeks back I was speaking with the senior leadership team of a large national police force. During one of the exercises someone asks, "In our work, we are constantly barraged with negative situations. What advice do you have so that we can be grateful ?" He goes on, "Our work is <more>

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An Unexpected Lesson from a Hotel Bell
An Unexpected Lesson from a Hotel Bell

Last week I’m checking out of my hotel. It’s early in the morning. I approach the reception desk and notice a brightly coloured service bell 🛎️ on the counter.

I look at the Front Desk Associate and say, "Nice bell." Then I slowly reach into my briefcase and presto—I pull out <more>

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Leadership Lesson from our Grandson’s Untied Shoelaces
Leadership Lesson from our Grandson’s Untied Shoelaces

I recently spent a couple days in Toronto with our 9 year old grandson Max. We went to watch a Raptors basketball game and to explore the big city.

And explore we did—we did a ton of walking.

The most common sentence I said to him during our walks was, "Hey buddy, looks like <more>

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Go-Kart Mindset or F1 Mindset: How do you rank ?
Go-Kart Mindset or F1 Mindset: How do you rank ?

Junior high had to be the best 3 years of school for me. One of the things we did at that time was build and ride go-karts. Our speedway was a nearby paved hill behind a local <more>

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How to Make Your Clients Feel Special
How to Make Your Clients Feel Special

Last week I’m in Toronto and planning lunch with a colleague,

"Andrew, let’s go to that same place we went in January—it was fantastic !"

We arrive separately. The host sits us. When our server arrives at our table, she says,

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