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Working Gratitude - Host Darin Hollingsworth, Chief Gratitude and Affirmation Officer at Odonata Coaching & Consulting, created “Working Gratitude” to stimulate conversation about the usefulness of gratitude in the workplace. Brief podcast interviews with successful professionals from a variety of workplace environments reinvigorate your own working gratitude practice. new

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This council is dedicated to highlighting the power of love and forgiveness in the business world, demonstrating positive change through sustainable practices, investments in employees and community, and a broad view of profitability and success. The word NEW


Authentic Appreciation, by Terry Pearce
Real gratitude is grounded in experience, not in rhetoric.

Law of Generosity, by Stephen Sims
Acts of generosity spur economic creativity to harness the abundance of the universe. Goods are not used up; they only circulate and multiply through sharing.

Religious Values and Human Society, by His Holiness the Dalai Lama
When we develop a right attitude of compassion and gratitude, we take a giant step towards solving interpersonal and international problems.

Gratefulness as a Global Ethic, by Chris Wilson
Grateful Living is universal ethic capable of ushering us peacefully into a new era.

The Grateful Company, by Ron Loeb
Some fables are impossible; others are fabulous possibilities.

One Amazing Pooch, by Dale Biron
In volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous times we need an extra touch of inspiration.

Initiating, from Noble Purpose: Igniting Extraordinary Passion for Life and Work, by Barry Herrmann.
Purpose requires direction of your energy towards a contribution to others.

 
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EDITORIAL POLICY
ANGeL's goal is to offer you through this website an immediate and intimate experience of living gratefully. In selecting topic resources, as elsewhere, we favor quality over quantity. This page is not meant to be a directory of related websites and organizations. Rather, we have selected a few specific links and readings that we believe are most helpful in getting you in touch with your experience. Of course, the Internet is vast and our knowledge is limited; so if you know of a link or a book that is more helpful than what's listed, be sure to let us know.