I think helping children to learn to be grateful is one of the most important skills they can develop. It starts early. I think it's important for parents to say to kids, "thank you," and you say "please." These are just expected things and people will respond more effectively. I think it's very important for children to see us, as parents, to be grateful. We just don't lecture to kids about being grateful. They see us doing it. A very important thing is, I think by providing kids with opportunities to help those less fortunate, to really deliver food at a holiday time to elderly people, to deliver clothing; helps kids actually develop a sense of gratefulness. They know what it means not to have certain things. They see the gratefulness in other people. That helps them to be more empathic. It helps them understand that being thankful is a very important thing and we have to learn to express it. this is what really leads to much more effective relationships. It also helps people to be more resilient and hopeful.