t You Don’t Learn In College
Chris Schembra is the best-selling author of Gratitude and Pasta, the Secret Sauce for Human Connection! Forbes ranked his book as #2 of 2020 to create a human connection; USA Today calls him their gratitude guru; he is a founding member of Rolling Stones Magazines’ Culture Council; he’s been selected #5 on the 10 most motivational speakers that will rock your next event by Market Insider; and he’s named Entrepreneur of the Year by the Smart Puzzle Magazine. Chris has been involved in and awarded 14 Tony Awards, 7 Emmys, and a Grammy.
He is also the founder of 747 Gratitude Experience, an evidence-based framework used to strengthen client and team relationships in profound ways. He’s used the principle of gratitude to spark half a billion relationships around the dinner table serving Fortune 50 CEOs, Olympians, Academy Award Winners, Grammy-award winning number 1 recording artists, superbowl champions, and many more. You don’t want to miss this episode!
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- The 1 Question he asked and has used to change half a billion relationships
- The process of processing through negative traumas
- Biggest mistake people make when expressing gratitude
- Plus, so much more!!
Resources: https://www.747club.org/
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