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

Deb
- Albany, NY
- October 12, 2017
How?
I received this card from a seminar Jon was the keynote speaker. I gave this card to Kameria a customer service Rep at Wal-Mart in Farmingdale, NY
After shopping i realized i left one of my bags in the shopping cart. I went back and spoke to another csr the night before and left my name and number if someone happened to turn it in. Never heard anything but had to go back to the store today for something and checked to see if my bag was turned in. Kameria helped me and checked to see if it was turned in. It didn’t appear to have been turned in and she kindly enough gave me a credit for the items I lost. As i was thanking her i remembered i had my 7 of hearts card and this simple moment was significant because the lost items were for my church.
I’m sending this 7 of hearts to Angela after reading her amazing story in the newspaper and learning about what she does for South Middle School every day.
She embodies the very purpose of this mission – she shares simple moments with students and staff every day in an effort to improve their working and learning environment as well as their overall community. Often people think we can ‘achieve’ significance in what we do – however they are wrong. Significance is never achieved, it is GIFTED to you, but those around you. By Angela sharing her unique gift, she indeed is seen as a significant role model and bright wake up call to so many students who may need it that day . . . or the next. Thank you Angela for who you are, what you do and how you do it. You are SIGNIFICANT in my world!
I just love this idea and i encourage others to jump in i will be passing this card along.
Deb
- Albany, NY
- September 27, 2017
How?
I received this card from a seminar Jon was the Keynote at.
Jon touched me with his story and it made an impact on me at a time in my life things have been looking bleak at work and I was just going to give up. Not on life just in my career and the direction I want to go. I didn’t believe in myself, my abilities or that anything I did made a difference anymore. He made me think and realize I am not a “just a” and what I do does have a positive impact on others and to not give up.
I am giving this card to a dear friend who has listened to me when I just needed to vent and who has also been there when I need a friend to do something as important to me as feeding my cat so I can go to the seminar and hear the story of the 7 of Hearts!
I’m sharing this card with Kimberly and mailing it to Cincinnati Ohio.
She is a person who makes a difference and is willing to share the gift of Significance with many many others. Wishing this card on a very special journey that impacts many people.
After reading the book, I gave the card to a person that has been there as a sounding board over the last few years during an especially difficult time in my life. This person would listen without judgment, offer their thoughts when needed, or just listen. He always seem to know what was needed at the time. Through this time we have became good friends and have learned that we can depend on each other when times are tough.
Harold
- Gentry, AR USA
- September 1, 2017
How?
The book was given to me by Tim Broughton - VP of McKee Foods Arkansas as a gift.
Tim has been an inspiration to me. I have worked with his team for many years, and I am always amazed at how he keeps his team’s spirits up. He is a great encourager and motivator.
Kay
- Emmetsburg, Iowa USA
- August 25, 2017
How?
I am giving it to someone who was put on Earth by GOD to change lives daily! Boy - is he proud!
Max
- Cabot Arkansas
- August 21, 2017
How?
It was given to me by my daughter which makes it very special to me. I plan on giving to Yvone West who has made a very positive impact on how and why I teach
I believe I had gotten into a rut like we all do from time to time. I got into teaching and coaching to help young people make better decisions throughout their high school journey and that it would carry on to their adult life. I had lost some of my passion by watching so many take the wrong road. I got inspired by Yvone as I watched him deal with students, adults, and teachers. It has reminded me of why I wanted to teach in the first place.
