Thank You! Thank You!! Thank You!!

This Week I Was Watching the Movie "Munna Bhai MBBS" in which the scene begins with an Elderly Sweeper Mopping the Floor. The Floor is all Wet and Sanjay Dutt Accidently Walks Over Leaving stains. The Sweeper in an Irritated Mood Cribs. Sanjay Dutt Stops and Hugs Him (Jadu Ki Jhappi). On Seeing the Confused Look on the Guys Face, Dutt explains to Him That if He Wasnt There the Hospital Would have Never been Clean Enough to Cure the Patients. Dutt says Thank You and Moves on Much to the Delight of the Sweeper.

There is No Loss in Saying Thank You to Someone Whom We Feel Deserves It, May Give a Jadu ki Jhappi. We Make a Living By What We Get, But We Make a Life by What We Give. We Should Thank for Everything in Our Life, The Good and Not Good. Some May Be Blessings and Some May Be Lessons. Being Thankful and Expressing Our Gratitude is an Important Part of Being Happy in Life. Finding the Proper Way to Thank Others for Their Generosity or Even Reminding Ourselves Just How Much We Have to be Thankful For can be Rewarding Year Round.

It’s Important to Take the Time to Show Our Thanks When we Can and Even More Important to Recognize the Impact that a Simple *Thank You*. Can Have on Someone’s Day. Our Time and Recognition Will Not be Forgotten after Reaching Out to Thank Someone for Something They Have Done. When We Put Intense Feelings into the words *Thank You*, We Give the Words Wings which can Improve Our Life More than We Can Imagine.

Happy Sunday!! Keep Moving & Smiling!!🏃🏽😊

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