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	<title>Comments on: The Power of Gratitude</title>
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		<title>By: TJ MacDonald</title>
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		<dc:creator>TJ MacDonald</dc:creator>
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		<description>What better place to post a thankful comment than under the topic of &quot;Gratitude&quot;.

After listening to you talking with Ben Mack about Networking and Relationships, I wanted to say thanks for the valuable ground you covered in such a relatively short space of time.

Responding to your tip about blog comments as a means of showing appreciation I duly found your blog - and this more-than-coincidental section on the Power of Gratitude.

I must admit though, I was rather surprised by the lack of response from my fellow listeners. Maybe there&#039;s a lot more appreciative but shy people out there who have been waiting for someone to break the ice.  So on everyone&#039;s behalf - Thanks Larry (and Ben too for hosting).

Thanks not only for the advice, but also for stories and comments that had some wake up calls embedded in them.

For example, I cringed with thoughts of wasted opportunity when you were talking about connecting with Branson. A few years ago I was very close to referral and/or personal introduction. And blew it - through mistiming and embarassed lack of follow-up.

I have no doubt that, through your training, you will help many people avoid similar expensive mistakes and benefit greatly from how they Connect.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What better place to post a thankful comment than under the topic of &#8220;Gratitude&#8221;.</p>
<p>After listening to you talking with Ben Mack about Networking and Relationships, I wanted to say thanks for the valuable ground you covered in such a relatively short space of time.</p>
<p>Responding to your tip about blog comments as a means of showing appreciation I duly found your blog &#8211; and this more-than-coincidental section on the Power of Gratitude.</p>
<p>I must admit though, I was rather surprised by the lack of response from my fellow listeners. Maybe there&#8217;s a lot more appreciative but shy people out there who have been waiting for someone to break the ice.  So on everyone&#8217;s behalf &#8211; Thanks Larry (and Ben too for hosting).</p>
<p>Thanks not only for the advice, but also for stories and comments that had some wake up calls embedded in them.</p>
<p>For example, I cringed with thoughts of wasted opportunity when you were talking about connecting with Branson. A few years ago I was very close to referral and/or personal introduction. And blew it &#8211; through mistiming and embarassed lack of follow-up.</p>
<p>I have no doubt that, through your training, you will help many people avoid similar expensive mistakes and benefit greatly from how they Connect.</p>
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