I feel great. I also remember that person and find myself wanting to help that individual in any way that I can. Yet, I find that this is not the case.
Few people take the time to call or send a card or letter to recognize another person's efforts.
When people receive poor service or are mistreated in any way, they are quick to register a complaint. But when these same people receive excellent service or are treated especially kind, they seldom offer praise. When you fail to recognize another person who has been helpful, you rob yourself of the satisfaction that comes from expressing appreciation and you rob the other person of the joy that comes from receiving praise and recognition. If someone refers a customer to you, sends valuable written materials, or otherwise assists you in your business or personal life, send a letter or a handwritten note of thanks. In some instances, a phone call is appropriate.