Laura Trice: Remember to say thank you

The video discusses the importance of specific and genuine praise and admiration. The speaker shares personal experiences and observations about why people often hesitate to ask for or give praise. Examples are provided to illustrate how unmet needs for praise can affect relationships. The concept of vulnerability in asking for praise is explored, and a metaphor of 'truing the wheels' is used to suggest improving relationships by addressing these needs. The speaker encourages viewers to actively seek and provide the praise needed by those around them, emphasizing that such actions can contribute to personal and global peace.

What personal feeling did the speaker identify as a barrier to expressing gratitude?

• Shyness

• Anger

• Confidence

• Excitement

What is a common reason people hesitate to ask for praise, according to the speaker?

• Fear of rejection

• Lack of time

• Not knowing how to ask

• Feeling it is unnecessary

How does the speaker suggest we can start achieving world peace?

• By learning new languages

• By changing government policies

• By improving communication within households

• Through international treaties

What analogy does the speaker use to describe improving personal relationships?

• Truing a bike's wheels

• Cooking a meal

• Planting a garden

• Building a house

What does the speaker encourage the audience to do with their loved ones?

• Travel together

• Ask about their needs for praise

• Attend workshops

• Share financial responsibilities