3 Gratitude Habits for Business Leaders to Motivate Your Teams — and Yourself

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Practicing gratitude will not only help you focus on the positive, but it will also help boost team morale, employee engagement and - in turn - your profits.  Try these three simple strategies you can turn into habits.

Read article as published in Entrepreneur Magazine:

3 Gratitude Practices I Tried That Turned Into Long-Term Habits | Entrepreneur


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