Chris Schembra

I'm sitting alone doing the whole sourdough and garden, all the pandemic stuff that people got into. I'm doing it. I got nothing going on. And I take this kind of step back. in the empty city streets of New York, 30,000 of our neighbors dying. And I look around and I say, damn, I'm miserable. Right back to where I was seven year, or at that time, five years ago. And I got back from Italy again.

I'm sitting alone doing the whole sourdough and garden, all the pandemic stuff that people got into. I'm doing it. I got nothing going on. And I take this kind of step back. in the empty city streets of New York, 30,000 of our neighbors dying. And I look around and I say, damn, I'm miserable. Right back to where I was seven year, or at that time, five years ago. And I got back from Italy again.

I was lonely, overwhelmed, disconnected, insecure, nervous, cautious, anxious. What am I going to do tomorrow? What might my future bring? And I looked around and I said, oh my God, I'm not alone. There are others who feel this exact type of way. Boom. Let's host a virtual experience. Let's get together. Let's host a virtual dinner. Well, the first one was April 19th, 2020. It was decent.

I was lonely, overwhelmed, disconnected, insecure, nervous, cautious, anxious. What am I going to do tomorrow? What might my future bring? And I looked around and I said, oh my God, I'm not alone. There are others who feel this exact type of way. Boom. Let's host a virtual experience. Let's get together. Let's host a virtual dinner. Well, the first one was April 19th, 2020. It was decent.

I was lonely, overwhelmed, disconnected, insecure, nervous, cautious, anxious. What am I going to do tomorrow? What might my future bring? And I looked around and I said, oh my God, I'm not alone. There are others who feel this exact type of way. Boom. Let's host a virtual experience. Let's get together. Let's host a virtual dinner. Well, the first one was April 19th, 2020. It was decent.

Eight people came. We didn't really talk about much, whatever. And I looked and I said, my God, it's missing something. What is it missing? Ah, Our signature sauce, gratitude. Not the pasta sauce, the real stuff, gratitude. And so the next one was April 26th of 2020. We asked our signature gratitude question. We had breakout groups. We used the group chat. We facilitated beautiful discussion.

Eight people came. We didn't really talk about much, whatever. And I looked and I said, my God, it's missing something. What is it missing? Ah, Our signature sauce, gratitude. Not the pasta sauce, the real stuff, gratitude. And so the next one was April 26th of 2020. We asked our signature gratitude question. We had breakout groups. We used the group chat. We facilitated beautiful discussion.

Eight people came. We didn't really talk about much, whatever. And I looked and I said, my God, it's missing something. What is it missing? Ah, Our signature sauce, gratitude. Not the pasta sauce, the real stuff, gratitude. And so the next one was April 26th of 2020. We asked our signature gratitude question. We had breakout groups. We used the group chat. We facilitated beautiful discussion.

Almost everybody cried. They came in feeling miserable. They left feeling grateful, connected, happy, wiser, lighter, joy. And so we just kept doing it. Every night for the first couple months of the pandemic, we hosted a virtual gratitude experience for our community. 50 to 100 people came every night. And one day, the phone started ringing. The companies, their employees were

Almost everybody cried. They came in feeling miserable. They left feeling grateful, connected, happy, wiser, lighter, joy. And so we just kept doing it. Every night for the first couple months of the pandemic, we hosted a virtual gratitude experience for our community. 50 to 100 people came every night. And one day, the phone started ringing. The companies, their employees were

Almost everybody cried. They came in feeling miserable. They left feeling grateful, connected, happy, wiser, lighter, joy. And so we just kept doing it. Every night for the first couple months of the pandemic, we hosted a virtual gratitude experience for our community. 50 to 100 people came every night. And one day, the phone started ringing. The companies, their employees were

We're all digital, disconnected, work from home, miserable, lonely, tired, nervous, anxious, the same stuff I was feeling. And we said, oh my God, we got to do this for them. And then it just took off in the two and a half, three, two years, two and a half years since the start of all that. We've served tens of thousands of people, hundreds of companies,

We're all digital, disconnected, work from home, miserable, lonely, tired, nervous, anxious, the same stuff I was feeling. And we said, oh my God, we got to do this for them. And then it just took off in the two and a half, three, two years, two and a half years since the start of all that. We've served tens of thousands of people, hundreds of companies,

We're all digital, disconnected, work from home, miserable, lonely, tired, nervous, anxious, the same stuff I was feeling. And we said, oh my God, we got to do this for them. And then it just took off in the two and a half, three, two years, two and a half years since the start of all that. We've served tens of thousands of people, hundreds of companies,

And what we found is that the principles of gratitude and the way that we do it had a 99.998% success rate, guaranteeing a positive, emotional, measurable, meaningful transformation with just a 90-minute Zoom gratitude experience. Whether our clients were bringing 20 people or 200 people or thousands of people, the impact was pretty much guaranteed.

And what we found is that the principles of gratitude and the way that we do it had a 99.998% success rate, guaranteeing a positive, emotional, measurable, meaningful transformation with just a 90-minute Zoom gratitude experience. Whether our clients were bringing 20 people or 200 people or thousands of people, the impact was pretty much guaranteed.

And what we found is that the principles of gratitude and the way that we do it had a 99.998% success rate, guaranteeing a positive, emotional, measurable, meaningful transformation with just a 90-minute Zoom gratitude experience. Whether our clients were bringing 20 people or 200 people or thousands of people, the impact was pretty much guaranteed.

It was high times in the city where the favorite word was we, we, we. It was live it up and have fun. And that's been going two years ever since to great acclaim. But I think you know what came next.

It was high times in the city where the favorite word was we, we, we. It was live it up and have fun. And that's been going two years ever since to great acclaim. But I think you know what came next.

It was high times in the city where the favorite word was we, we, we. It was live it up and have fun. And that's been going two years ever since to great acclaim. But I think you know what came next.