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Gratitude Posts That Strengthen Our Genealogy Connections & Roots

Updated: Jul 11



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Gratitude is one of the most powerful tools we have, especially on social media. In a space that often feels noisy and overwhelming, a simple “thank you” can create real connection. It’s not just about algorithms or engagement. It’s about honoring the people (and ancestors) who’ve helped shape our journey.


The Power of Saying Thanks

Whether it's a researcher who pointed you to a long-lost record, a follower who left an encouraging comment, or an ancestor whose story inspired you to keep digging - saying “thank you” matters.


Gratitude posts have helped me pause, reflect, and remember that none of us are doing this work alone. Every brick wall breakthrough, every cool archive tip, every cheerleader in your corner, those moments are worth sharing.


Who Deserves a Shout-Out?

🧡 Today, I’m thanking [@Tag or Name] for [what they helped with]. Their support made a difference, and I want them (and others) to know it.


Maybe it was a kind stranger in a Facebook Group. Maybe it was your cousin who finally scanned those family photos. Maybe it’s a fellow genealogist you’ve never even met in person, but their blog or videos helped you grow.


Who’s your person?


Challenge Time: Thank You Thursday

📝 I challenge you to post a Thank You Thursday message this week. Tag someone who helped you, inspired you, or reminded you why this journey matters.


Let’s strengthen our roots by lifting each other up. Gratitude is contagious, so let’s keep it going.

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