07/12/2025
Yesterday, as the workday came to a close and the centre was quiet, clean, and resting, me and my colleague stepped outside. I closed the door behind us and, without even thinking, whispered, “Thank you.”
Valerie looked at me and asked, “For what?”
She thought I was thanking her—which I also do, deeply, for her work and presence. But this time… it wasn’t.
I smiled. “For the centre… for the space that holds us, supports us, allows us to do what we love. For the stories shared within its walls, for the sacred conversations, for the energy that grows with every person who walks through the door.”
It may sound unusual, but gratitude doesn’t always need an audience or a reason. Sometimes it’s simply a soft acknowledgment of the places and people that quietly carry us every day.
And it made me reflect…
How often do we thank each other for a job well done—even when it’s “expected”?
How often do we pause to appreciate the hands that help us, the hearts that show up, the spaces that hold us?
A simple thank you can shift energy.
It can soften a day, awaken connection, and remind someone that their presence matters.
So today, perhaps pause for a moment…
Offer gratitude—genuine, gentle, unexpected.
To a person, to a space, to a moment, or even to yourself.
You’ll be surprised how deeply it resonates.
Wishing you all a lovely Sunday
Much love
Ana xx