Honoring Your Impact

Friends,

As we step into November, I am led to share something I needed to hear recently, and maybe you do, too - so please lean in for just a moment.?

Here it is:

You matter.

Your work matters.?

How you show up every day matters.

Every action, gesture, project, task, meeting—everywhere you are present—is creating ripples everywhere that make a difference.

Maybe you offer a moment of listening, a word of encouragement, or maybe you choose to be fully present with someone when it would be easier to just move on. This matters!?

Perhaps you’re really putting your best foot forward to be an excellent boss, team leader, author, speaker, friend, mom, dad, spouse, or even customer! This is making a difference!

All of the things you do with intention, all that you are, add up to create a tremendous impact.?

You might not always see the results right away (or ever, let's be fair), but believe me when I say that who you are and your way of being is seen, felt, and needed by those around you.

As we enter this season of reflection, I invite you to take a moment to honor the impact you’re already making through the practice of gratitude.?

Authentic gratitude is powerful—I would define it as the act of witnessing and outwardly expressing the positive impact someone or something has had on your life.

As you take a moment today to reflect on the difference you’re making, from that place of abundance, I challenge you to express gratitude for the people around you who make a difference in your life.?

From colleagues who support you, to those in your circle who lift you up, and even your barista who brings warmth to your day—let them know how grateful you are.?

I’ll start.

I am deeply grateful for you—for your presence here and for the purpose and light you bring to our world. I celebrate the impact you’re making each day.

With Immense Appreciation,?

Raeanne

PS. Check out this short video of how I experienced how I was making an impact in my son’s life - it was nothing short of beautiful, humbling, and encouraging.

I was shocked! A story of how everyday impact MATTERS!