The No.1 Strategy to Make You Feel Better

This strategy works for me every time and it will work for you too – to make you feel better; and here’s the best part.  It’s so simple.  You can do it at home, at work, with friends or family – with anyone at all.  You could do it with a total stranger!

What am I talking about?  Feeling good.  It helps you feel better inside and here’s how it works.  In order to feel better, you want to stop thinking about yourself and start thinking about someone else.  Then when you start thinking of them, you do something very specific…..

It’s in the video.  Check it out:

The No.1 Strategy to Make You Feel Better

15 Comments

  • Drezz

    Reply Reply March 2, 2009

    Thanks for the Monday update. ;)

    You got it 100% right – I can’t stress enough how important it is to thank people for the work they do, no matter how small the task may be. I think we tend to forget that everyone plays a role, big or small – but without people doing the little things, the bigger things wont run as smoothly.

    Happy people = more efficient workers.

    My boss has lived by that code for a long time, and its the main reason why I have such loyalty to the company I work for. Receiving praise and “thanks” for just doing your job makes you feel important. Reciprocating the “thanks” makes you feel even better knowing you’ve made someone feel good about themselves and what they do.

    Good tip, buddy. So simple – but the effects are long lasting.

  • Karen

    Reply Reply March 2, 2009

    Hi Steve, I immediately felt the urge to thank YOU :-). You are really doing a great job and made me smile inspite of the mad start of this week! Thanks, Karen

  • Steve

    Reply Reply March 2, 2009

    @ Drezz, you made such a great point there:

    Happy people = more efficient workers.

    If more employers recognized this they wouldn’t have to put so much emphasis on paying their employees more; don’t get me wrong, money is great but the bottom line is that appreciation and employee acknowledgement are so much more important.

    @ Karen,

    It’s easier for others to learn around you when you’re living by example ;)

  • Suzie Cheel

    Reply Reply April 11, 2009

    Love your video, so true just the simple things make a great difference

  • Giovani

    Reply Reply April 20, 2009

    Hey, Steve!

    Thanks, for that simple advice!

    It’s all true, of course! That’s why I start practically every letter I send through the Internet with a Thank You. It’s great for me. (Oh, and for the receiver, as well! Hahaha!)

    Sunshine & Blessings,
    Giovani

  • Steve

    Reply Reply April 20, 2009

    :) Thanks Giovani

  • rachel

    Reply Reply June 1, 2009

    Hey, steve…thanks for the work you do. You make a huge difference. Every time, I feel like i need a boost or just whatever, like, maybe a question sometimes not even at a thought level, ya know? Anyway…certain times you POP up and you say the exact perfect thing that I needed. Thanks for THE GENIUS WITHIN I love it and fowarded to a zillion people!
    much love,
    Namaste’
    rachel

  • Steve

    Reply Reply June 1, 2009

    Rachel

    – you’re frickin awesome and thanks for letting me know that I’m awesome too; sometimes I forget ;)

  • mohammad

    Reply Reply December 4, 2009

    thank you very much for everything that u ever have shared us .

  • Lian Havro

    Reply Reply May 29, 2014

    Hi Steve,
    I’m glad I found this recording. It’s the one I’ve been looking for for a long, long time. I’m going to change my negative thoughts. Much thanks.

  • Marilyn

    Reply Reply February 6, 2019

    Yes, THANK YOU, Steve, for these incredibly helpful videos, from a fellow Canadian. I am learning so much from you and you are so right about how wonderful gratitude makes everyone feel. I did this today without even realizing how good I would feel afterwards. I live in a village and there are two ladies, one who owns her own shop and one who works at the post office, and they go out of their way to have biscuits ready for my dog. My dog adores them and enjoys visiting the shops. I have been thinking for a while that I’d like to do something for them. It just happened, without even planning, that today I brought the shop owner something and I baked cookies for the lady at the post office, which turned out to be her favourite type of cookies, and it has left me uplifted too.

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