I received this from a co-worker and I plan on giving the card to my daughter Tabetha whom I love more than life itself.

Received the card from Jon in Toledo, OH during a conference. And had a great time, too!

I received this card at a work banquet that Jon Pets spoke at. He had the whole room in tears with his story. Here is why, I gave my card:

Our community lost a good man. Charles “Chick” Campbell was a High School Friend, became a coach at the same high school, a gym teacher, a mentor to his students, a husband, and wonderful father! He impacted so many lives, in so many ways, even after his passing as an organ donor.

One of Chick’s daughters works for Roosters in Pickerington. When he passed, the wait staff at Roosters donated 100% of their tips for a night to the Campbell family. Then Roosters matched the amount as well. For so many people to come together, not to mention the tons of customers who supported their efforts, this one gesture, created a huge ripple of love and support!!!

Share My story? Another annual conference, another company banquet, another year…
Then Jon woke us up in the morning of 1/30/20 at 9:06am during our company’s morning energizer. If you seen Jon’s performance before you then know how I would and could remember the exact date and time. Jon is by far the best speaker I have ever witnessed or even took the time to really listen to. He spoke to me, got through to me at maybe a time that was needed the most for me and I didn’t realize it till this moment . A time that was necessary and needed. Little moments like this that add up and compound on each other… at least that’s how I see it. Jon Petz is easy to find online, do yourself a favor and look him up.
Thank you Jon and thank you, You. The person reading this, you would not be here, in here, if you weren’t someone great, someone astonishing, someone that made that little difference, that moment.

Share My story? Another annual conference, another company banquet, another year…
Then Jon woke us up in the morning of 1/30/20 at 9:06am during our company’s morning energizer. If you seen Jon’s performance before you then know how I would and could remember the exact date and time. Jon is by far the best speaker I have ever witnessed or even took the time to really listen to. He spoke to me, got through to me at maybe a time that was needed the most for me and I didn’t realize it till this moment . A time that was necessary and needed. Little moments like this that add up and compound on each other… at least that’s how I see it. Jon Petz is easy to find online, do yourself a favor and look him up.
Thank you Jon and thank you, You. The person reading this, you would not be here, in here, if you weren’t someone great, someone astonishing, someone that made that little difference, that moment.

Jon was our guest speaker for the First Hospitality Awards Ceremony Jan 30th 2020. Thank you Jon for sharing your amazing stories and inspiring us. It was a memorable experience. #FIRSTHOSPITALITY

Jon was our guest speaker for the First Hospitality Awards Ceremony Jan 30th 2020. Thank you Jon for sharing your amazing stories and inspiring us. It was a memorable experience. #FIRSTHOSPITALITY

I am giving the 7 of hearts to Claire. Claire recently took over as the Day Service Leader and is off to a great start leading us! She listens to staff and participants and does whatever she can to meet their needs. Her caring and kind personality shows through her work. I appreciate everything she does for me and other employees!

We met when you MC’d our SKO. You did an incredible job. I hope to see you next year.

I live in Annapolis, MD and sell software to the Fortune 100 in the NY Metro. I moved from the Philadelphia area 28+ years ago, I continue to be an avid Philadelphia Teams fan and supporter. I also enjoy boating on the Chesapeake, hiking whatever mountain comes my way, and spending quality time with my family.

This man is amazing. You will look at life in a different way, because what you do for someone else matters. Always choose kindness no matter how hard for you. It pays off in the end. You are somebody