Greg Asimakoupoulos A s much as I enjoy phone calls and e-mail, nothing compares to a personal letter you can hold in your hands to read and reread.
Letters make a person feel special.
Over the years, I've saved letters that have been particularly significant to me. For example, I still have a letter that my first boss wrote me informing me that he would not rehire me during summer vacation. His letter explained potential character flaws he saw in me that could derail my future success. I treasure that letter from Mr. Kay. Even though it hurt to read it at first, it validated his concern for me.