Thanksgiving. It's a simple concept, really -- feeling and
expressing gratitude for the positive things in our lives. Religious
traditions, folk wisdom and self-help books encourage us to do this,
and there's even scientific evidence that suggests being grateful is good for you.
So instead of complaining about my mother-in-law's stuffing and my
dad's stubbornness in the matter of wearing his hearing aids, I will
choose to be grateful for the many good people in my life, and for the
opportunities I have.
OrganizedWisdom is a
business, but it's also a mission. I'm excited about the work we've
done so far to organized the world's health wisdom. It's a job that
will never be done, and that's exciting too. I'm grateful for the
opportunity to bring great information to people who need it, and for
the chance to be part of the Health 2.0 movement.
Most of all, I'm grateful for the wonderful, smart, hard-working
people who are part of our growing team. Our beta launch was a big
success. We've gotten terrific feedback from everyone who's seen the
site. Our work gets better with every new person who joins us. (Want to
help? Consider becoming a Guide.) We're building something awesome here, and I'm thankful to be a part of it.
