Taking time to express gratitude and appreciation to the most important people in our lives serves as a simple yet profound way to deepen and illuminate the meaning of our relationships and experiences, solidify our identity and values, recognize our personal evolution, and brighten our future with the knowledge that we are sustained by invaluable life lessons from those we are closest to.  Michael Coccari’s It’s Good to Say Thank You validates and enriches universal life stages, including innocence, adolescence, infatuation, maturation, competition, inspiration, accomplishment, love, disappointment, loss, separation, and death.  Michael Coccari charts a path to uncover the influence and impact of the most important people in our lives, enriching our past, reaffirming our truest nature, and encouraging our pursuit of unfulfilled goals and dreams.   


Through the simple act of writing letters, It’s Good to Say Thank You demonstrates how we can discover the profound blessings in our relationships and experiences, which can then propel us to lead more meaningful and fulfilling lives. Michael Coccari shows how expressing appreciation and gratitude to key people in our lives enables us to uncover important life lessons that deepen and renew our identity, values, strengths, and aspirations. It’s Good to Say Thank You provides an easily accessible way to recharge our belief in ourselves, validate the significance of our past, and brighten the possibilities of our future.  Coccari demonstrates how expressing gratitude can serve as a catalyst to intensify the meaning of our past and transform the trajectory of our future.