Dr. Wayne Pernell says gratitude for the chance to serve matters more than applause. He pushes back against the idea that service is low-value work, urging people to be thankful for others' growth instead of seeking credit for doing their job.
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And it's a gratitude for the opportunity to serve. Do you wake up that way? Can you become grateful for the opportunity to help people or serve in a way that you haven't before? Whether that's in your job or in your family or out in the community? Show gratitude when others are in their process. And that could be just being grateful that other people around you might be growing. Right. That's a. In your family, your work, your team members. Question is, you know, do you get applause just for doing your job? And there's an unpopular opinion, or maybe it's a popular opinion. My opinion might be unpopular because the answer that's out there is no. Right. No, little snowflake, just do your flipping job and. Right. That's what's out there.