Appreciation

rajrouj

I am a college professor and a world citizen. I am also the Founder and Director of the Center for Acquisition of Language, Literacy And Culture (CALLAC). I love all people, and strongly believe that all people are the same, regardless gender, race, color, religion, ethnicity, history, geography, culture, language, intellect, background or wealth. I am against inequality in all forms and shapes, firmly a pro women issues, fight against violence and harassment to women, everywhere, at home, at work, and on the streets. I want to see all peoples of this world become one. Perhaps through communicating with each other we can achieve this.

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“I appreciate your work and efforts!”

This is not a cliche. It is a fundamental human need. It’s necessary in all relationships personal and professional. Being valued and appreciated fosters a positive sence of self-worth. When good work is recognized and appreciated motivation and inspiration to work more increases and accordingly production rasises too.

This morning a genuine note of appreciation from my client whose son I teach Arabic invigorated and inspired me. The father wrote how his son (C.B) enjoys my material and how quickly he is learning from them. And that (C.B) is really looking forward to 5:30 on Fridays to meet me online to have fun learning Arabic.

I can’t express enough how great I feel. I feel strong physically and mentally. I feel hopeful. The morning seems sunny, despite the fact that when I look out of the window it’s gray with clouds. So this feeling of being appreciated can change and reframe the outlook on everything around and the negative may look positive.

What power appreciation has on us!!!

I found on the internet the following benefits of showing appreciation: