Read The Stories
The journey of cards traveling around the world.
The journey of cards traveling around the world.

I cashier in my home town and see my old principal come through my line all the time. It’s always such a pleasant interaction. And that makes me happy because I was a douche to him in highschool.
I was recognized for taking on additional responsibilities, managing a high volume of projects, and maintaining strong communication while supporting the team through scheduling and production challenges; all with a smile on my face.
Melinda
- My minister at church.
- June 22, 2026
How?
The story of the 7 of hearts really impacted me. I am always one to think I am “just”…I am trying to be more mindful and acknowledge others and thank them. I know every little act of kindness makes a difference.
I am giving the card to my daughter who I am grateful for every day. I learned I had cancer when I was pregnant with her and it was actually a miracle that we both survived. She is 27 now and a loving, bright light in the world. She cares deeply about others and makes a difference wherever she goes. I give her the card to say thank you and I love you and love who you are. ❤️
I'm giving the card to my grandson King. My grandson joined St. John A.M.E. church in Ailey Ga today. This card is a symbol of his new journey as a Christian. June 21, 2026
Received it
I was at the GAPT conference in jekyll island john was a inspirational keynote speaker. And he told us the store of the 7 of hearts. I will be giving my card to my superintendent of Floyd County Schools in hope he will invite him to speak at one of our summer meetings
Jon Petz gave it to me
Tony Pantera
- Phoenix, Arizona
- June 15, 2026
How?
I bought the book after seeing Jon at the ASBA Summer Summit in Flagstaff, Arizona
I gave it to the young cashier at Nami's Korean Market. I see her there often and she takes time for friendly conversations. She is also very helpful when I have questions. I once looked like I needed a bottle opener for the beer I purchased and she ssidcshe would get one out of her car. I thanked her and replied that I had one in my car.

