Thank You Power
Making the Science of Gratitude Work for You
- Christian Living
- Publisher: W Publishing Group (Thomas Nelson)
- Published: 2008
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Publisher's Description
Deborah Norville's groundbreaking and persuasive book argues that gratitude is the secret key to unlocking one's full life potential. Thank You. Can such small words hold life-changing power? Yes! Rooted in science, presented from a spiritual perspective, Thank You Power details the surprising life improvements that can stem from the practice of gratitude. In this eye-opening book, Deborah Norville brings together for the first time the behavioral and psychological research that prove what people of faith have long known: giving thanks brings life blessings. Beginning with two small words, thank you, Norville shows how anyone can be happier and more resilient, have better relationships, improved health, and less stress. After two years of scientific research, Norville brings it all together with powerful personal stories of thank you power in action and gives specific steps for readers to cultivate thank you power and put it to work in their own lives.
Endorsements (4)
“This book beautifully illustrates how the depth of our gratitude stems from the depth of our understanding of the people who surround and bless our lives. A remarkable work from a remarkable woman who lives what she teaches.”
“Deborah Norville's new book offers proof of what most of us suspected-our expressions of gratitude are as much a gift to ourselves as they are to those we bestow them upon.”
“What a timely message! Deborah Norville has done a masterful job of making a solid case for restoring the character quality of gratitude to American society-and not a moment to soon!”
“Your mother was right! You should say 'thank you' about almost everything! Why? Because as Deborah Norville's new book proves, being positive and grateful leads to a happier, healthier, more successful life...Thank you, Deborah, for writing this book.”
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