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Say It Now: Transform Relationships Through Proactive Gratitude

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Resources

Resources & Recommendations

Books

  • "This Is The Moment" by Walter Green - Discusses the impact of gratitude, serving others, and living intentionally.
  • "The Gratitude Express" by Walter Green - A book of stories inspired by the Say It Now movement, coming out shortly.
  • "Tuesdays with Morrie" by Mitch Albom - Mentioned as a book where the author, in his final years, became very authentic and deliberate.
  • "The Last Lecture" by Randy Pausch - A professor's final lecture for his kids before dying from cancer, leaving a message.
  • "Chasing Daylight" by Eugene O'Kelly - A book written by the former KPMG chairman who had four months to live, focusing on what he wanted to do in his last months.
  • "How Will You Measure Your Life?" by Clayton M. Christensen, James Allworth, and Karen Dillon - A book that prompted reflection on what a successful life looks like beyond traditional business success.
  • "In Between" by Hadley Vlahos - A book written by a hospice nurse, exploring ideal death experiences and the importance of sharing appreciation before death.

Organizations & Institutions

  • Young Presidents' Organization (YPO) - An organization Walter was part of, where he attended a seminar that influenced his "thinking in reverse" philosophy.
  • Center for Constructive Change - An organization where Walter attended a program taught by Fred Jervis, which introduced him to the process of thinking in reverse.

People Mentioned

  • Walter Green (Philanthropist, mentor, author, founder of Say It Now movement) - The guest of the episode, discussing his life philosophy and the Say It Now movement.
  • Rick Elias (Mutual friend of Walter Green and Peter Attia) - Hosted an event where Walter and Peter met, bringing together close friends.
  • Fred Jervis - Taught a program at the Center for Constructive Change that significantly influenced Walter's thinking process.
  • Tim Russert (Journalist, moderator of Meet the Press) - His funeral, and the tributes paid to him posthumously, inspired Walter's realization about the importance of expressing gratitude while people are alive.
  • Hadley Vlahos (Hospice nurse, author) - Mentioned for her book "In Between" and her insights on ideal death experiences and the importance of expressing appreciation.

Websites & Online Resources

  • justsayitnow.org - The official website for the "Say It Now" movement, offering concepts, Walter's TED Talk, a theme song, and tools to help people express gratitude.

Other Resources

  • TEDx Talk by Walter Green - A talk given by Walter, where he publicly acknowledged how various people had changed his life.
  • Brooks Violin Concerto - A piece of music Walter listens to while reflecting on the people he has impacted and who have impacted him.

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