Graceful
Long after people forget the details, they’ll remember your kindness.
There are many forms of hospitality, but resilience, goodwill and gratitude are often the ones that matter.
PS here’s a short ebook I published almost a decade ago.
Long after people forget the details, they’ll remember your kindness.
There are many forms of hospitality, but resilience, goodwill and gratitude are often the ones that matter.
PS here’s a short ebook I published almost a decade ago.
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