1. “I am proud of you.” - Deepstash

1. “I am proud of you.”

This compliment is often reserved for big achievements, like a promotion or graduation. But the people around you wake up every day and try their best to achieve their goals, make a positive impact and overcome challenges.

So don’t forget to celebrate other forms of effort, too:

  • When they make progress (e.g., working on a challenging project or sticking with a new habit for a few days).
  • When they try something for the first time (e.g., a sport or online class).
  • When they demonstrate character (e.g., speaking honestly or acting with compassion).

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