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Top 13 Ways to Appreciate Someone (the SuperME Way)

Top 13 Ways to Appreciate & Amplify Someone (the SuperME Way) 

1. Notice the Small Things – thank them for what most people overlook.

2. Speak Appreciation in the Moment – don’t wait for “the right time.”

3. Praise Effort, Not Just Results – value their process as much as the outcome.

4. Use Their Name Often – it’s the sweetest sound to the human ear.

5. Celebrate Uniqueness – highlight what makes them special, not what makes them “fit in.”

6. Give Public Recognition – lift them up in front of others with sincerity.

7. Write It Down – a handwritten note can touch deeper than a thousand spoken words.

8. Share Their Wins – amplify their achievements in your network or social media.

9. Be Specific – instead of “great job,” say “your calmness helped the team stay focused.”

10. Listen with Full Presence – true appreciation is in your attention, not just your words.

11. Express Gratitude for Who They Are, Not Just What They Do – affirm their being.

12. Offer Opportunities – sometimes appreciation means trusting them with more responsibility.

13. Circle Back Later – appreciation doesn’t have to end once the moment passes. Revisit it.

This is how a SuperME appreciates — not by flattery or exaggeration, but with Purpose, Love, and Gratitude.
Because when you appreciate someone authentically, you don’t just make them feel good… you amplify their light. 

Learn more in SuperME Unleashed → asiatrainers.org/smubook


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