Join The Gratitude Campaign

There’s been a lot of talk lately about breaking the Internet. Let’s see if we can do it by lifting people up, sharing inspiration and thanking those who opened doors for us.

I bet someone has opened a door for you in your life – a door that helped you succeed in ways you never thought possible.  Here’s your opportunity to thank that person and celebrate the difference they’ve made in your life.

Watch our video about what open door leadership is all about here, then post your story about a leader who opened a door for you in the comments section, on LinkedIn, Twitter or Facebook.  I’ll choose the story I think best captures the spirit of open door leadership. Use hashtag #LeadersOpenDoors.

If your entry is selected, you will win a three-day registration to the ATD 2015 International Conference & Exposition in Orlando, Florida, where we’ll meet in person. You and your leader will each receive a leadership consultation and a copy of my new book, Leaders Open Doors, 2nd Edition.

Together we can say ‘thanks’ — and see if gratitude can #BreakTheInternet. What are you waiting for? It’s time to say thank you to the people who opened the doors for your success.

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