Gratitude is a way of showing how grateful we are to others. Showing gratitude is not necessary but at the same time, it is very important.
Gratitude is appreciating someone for the hard work they have put in, for the efforts they have contributed, for the hours they have dedicated. No gratitude doesn't mean one would stop doing their work but an expression of gratitude is a kind of motivation and boost for the person to do better each day.
We all do our daily chores, our office work, managing our children and family. That is in a way our responsibility. We are bound to do that no matter what. But surely that doesn't mean we don't deserve a sense of gratification against the hard work we are putting, right?
Gratification must be expressed to all irrespective of how big or small a contribution they are doing to your life. We always say thanks or pay our respect to our managers, colleagues, family, and friends. But we miss out on those who are actually helping us without any expectations or rewards in return like the guards who are keeping awake all night to ensure our security, the Army, the doctors, the policemen, the vocal journalists, and many more. These people are the ones who cannot be missed out on showing our gratefulness towards them.
I like to acknowledge people for their work because I know how much it means. I am a very expressive person. So I use different ways to express my gratification towards other people.
I believe it's the small little things that matter. I am going to do my job anyways but yes, a small, loving, handwritten note from my husband, a kiss from my baby, a word of appreciation from my family, and encouragement from my friends, a smile from my helpers is what would really encourage me to keep the fire in me going.
And today, I want to express my sincere gratitude to the 
