I recieved this card at my company’s Nationals Sales Conference. Jon was our key speaker and told us his amazing story. Please do look him up.

My name is Vic and I reside in NY. I believe in making a difference – big or small.

I got it from my mom, who got it from my bestie, and I will give it to my brother.

I got it from my honorary daughter and I’m giving it to Sara my daughter.

Had the opportunity to hear Jon Petz at a GSK meeting and have shared his inspirational talk with several people. Will pass the card along

I work in an amazing school district that is growing extremely fast! I think the card is an appreciation for people who truly put kids first.

I worked with Jon at a company event that he emceed. The Nathan story resonated with me, as I also experienced the loss of a child to cancer, my 23-year-old son, Jake. I can attest to the significant impact that people have on the lives of others, especially in challenging circumstances. It’s the simple things that make the biggest difference, not how much it costs or the magnitude of the gesture. For us, it was the care and compassion that the nurses provided daily. The friends and family that consistently showed support. The friend of a family member who volunteered his Saturday to drive our son home, across the state, from the hospital in an ambulance; allowing Jake to spend the last days of his life in his home, visiting with family and friends. The line of friends and family that had the courage to come see him and share stories and laughs with him, even though it was scary. The nurse, Nikki, that came home early from a vacation so that she could say goodbye to Jake at his home and remains in contact with us to this day. As hard as it has been to experience this loss, my heart is filled with love and warmth when I think about the simple, yet significant actions of others.

Everybody has a heart is not the number of the heart is the heart that makes it matter Cheryl heart, but the world

I had the opportunity to sit through a sales workshop and Jon was the guest speaker. Everything about my time w/Jon got me thinking about my career and more importantly my life. Simplicity in simple moments, my approach, Nathan’s story, Jon’s presentation skills, career. He eloquently modeled what I am seeking and after. I need to figure out how to apply this to my life and career. Big takeaways – Jon’s got something going right and it’s something we should all be thinking about modeling with some intention and purpose.