Much has been written about the power of thank you notes. And, with some thanks to Jimmy Fallon, the art of gratitude (however tongue-in-cheek it may be) is at least in the peripheral conscious of the world today. However, there's a fairly nefarious trend in "written" correspondence - one that has no place in genuine gratitude. Just say no to "digitally handwritten" cards. The way I see it, there are two reasons a reasonable person might...The post A Note About Thank You Notes appeared first on A Fine Press.
