Psalm 92: 1 says, “It is good to give thanks to the Lord.” 
This past week friends on Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn and Twitter were asked to share their “Favorite Question to Ask on Thanksgiving?” A complimentary Leading With Questions book by Michael Marquardt was promised for the authors of the questions selected. Scores of great questions poured in! My sincere thanks goes out to everyone who contributed!
1. Name one reason you are so thankful for the person sitting to your right? Alan Miller – Lewisville, Texas
2. What have you done this year that you are most proud of? Roy Aiken – Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
3. Things do not always go as we hope – what went wrong this year that you are now thankful for? Daniel Musau – Arlington, Texas
4. Who among all your relationships would benefit the most by getting a text from you right now sharing why you are thankful for them? Terrence Donahue – St. Louis, Missouri
5. What is the most challenging life experience that became your greatest teacher? One you now view with gratitude? Beth Walz Davis – Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Love question number 3. I think I’m going to hold an honourary thanksgiving (on the other side of the atlantic!) just so I can ask this question!
Paul you have a marvelous idea to add a Thanksgiving Holiday to your calendar in the U.K.