Transforming Students and Staff Members into community heroes through gratitude
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"The Attitude of Gratitude" (TAG)
Through Chris' speaking presentations and workshops, students and teachers learn:
-Simple, easy-to-use gratitude strategies that can someone can implement anywhere
-How to improve personal and professional relationships
-Practice to strengthen their school culture and communities all year round
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Global Speaker & TAG Advocate: Navigating Triumphs Beyond Borders
Unveiling Triumphs, Sharing Resilience
Spring 2020 led to a pivot from live audiences to launching a podcast. Now, a seasoned international in-person and virtual speaker, podcast host and guest, author, and contributor, Chris is on a mission to share TAG worldwide so students and teachers around the globe can increase their gratitude, positivity, resilience and make the world around them a better place.
Let’s discover how Chris’ story and message can benefit you and those around you!
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About me
Chris DT Gordon
“In early Spring 2015 I faced a life-changing decision. I occupied a hospital bed in St. Mary’s Hospital, a Mayo Clinic facility, in Rochester, MN. About a week and a half prior, I had contracted necrotizing fasciitis (flesh-eating bacteria) from a tiny scratch on my right hand.
“I had recently run a Pi-Day race (3.14 miles) in 19:29, not bad for a 40-year-old husband and father of three. As I crossed the finish line, the last thing I imagined was that I would soon nearly die, have a major portion of my skin removed, need a flap of skin transferred from my left thigh to my right hand and forearm (which would also require the removal of a quadricep muscle due to the size of the wound), and incur about $1,000,000 in medical bills. For a superhero fan, it’s a solid origin story. Levity aside, my life would never be the same. No matter what I did, who I knew, how much money I made, I would forever be physically scarred. My reaction to the situation would determine the extent of the emotional scarring. One day while talking with Becky, my wife, about what had been happening the last couple weeks since my hospitalization, she told me about how our family, friends (and even strangers) stepped up to help us in our time of need:
“neighbors removing snow from our driveway and sidewalk; colleagues dropped off toys and games to our kids while they all stayed at Becky’s parents; a high school friend of Becky’s started a GoFundMe account where absolute strangers donated hundreds of dollars.
“I was so overwhelmed by these displays of love and kindness that I developed what I now call The Attitude of Gratitude (TAG). I started actively looking for things to be thankful for. I habitually let people know why I appreciated them. I performed acts of kindness on a daily basis to give others a reason to be grateful.”
From Survivor to Striver
Order Your Journey to Resilience!
Dive into the inspiring journey of triumph over adversity. Order your copy now and discover the transformative power of resilience and gratitude. Embrace “The Attitude of Gratitude (TAG)” and embark on a path to resilience, personal growth, and a life enriched by gratitude. Don’t miss out—secure your copy today!
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