Member Since 2020
7:47
New York City Area
Chris Schembra is the Wall Street Journal bestselling author of "Gratitude Through Hard Times" and "Gratitude and Pasta." He is the Founder of the 7:47 Gratitude Experience™ — an evidence-based framework used to strengthen client and team relationships in profound ways. He's used the principles of gratitude to spark over 500,000 relationships around the dinner table, serving Fortune 50 CEO's, Olympians, Academy Award Winners, Grammy Award Winning #1 Recording Artists, Super Bowl Champions, and more. As a Viral Marketer, his gratitude campaign giving tribute and thanks to Veterans earned over 36 million views, 1.2 million shares, and 2 Emmy Awards. His direct work has been talked about in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Forbes, Inc, Entrepreneur, Bravo TV, Fox News Channel, Variety, and hundreds of other media outlets.
By embracing gratitude in your daily life and by committing to monotasking, it is possible to break free and transition toward mindfulness.
Both resistance and ingratitude are toxic forces because they prevent individuals from being content with what they have, and from taking positive actions toward their goals.
Taking the time to appreciate the journey you've been on can help recharge and replenish your spirit so that you can enjoy tackling your next goal with more gratitude and enthusiasm.
How often do we acknowledge our own entitlement?
How often in life do we convince ourselves to forgo something great in the present in the hopes of something better in the future?
To be a successful leader, and/or a successful creative, you need to be in complete self-awareness at all times.
We can all connect through a desire to show and share gratitude.
As an entrepreneur, you're going to face many challenging times along the journey.
Stop deflecting — you deserve gratitude too.
If anxiety's our default, how can we ever expect to find the positive in things?
Do you remember people because they’re interesting, or because they took an interest in you?
You have the opportunity to meet your fears with grace and charm.
What benefits have you received from others that you've overlooked?
Practicing gratitude is to practice curiosity.
Even when you prepare, life is in full control.
What does fear have to do with gratitude?
Gratitude given in a small-group setting can strengthen the relationships of all team members.
New ways of working require more thoughtful leadership.
Even in today's ultra-saturated media landscape, it's possible to rise above the noise.
How you invest in your team now in tough times will reap rewards for years to come.
These universal strategies will go a long way toward showing your customers you care.
We get it. Even at the highest levels of success, business leaders and their teams are isolated and disconnected. We help companies create meaningful connection through the 7:47 Gratitude Experience — an evidence-based framework that helps leaders build community and strengthen relationships. In the past 5 years, 7:47 has sparked over 500,000 relationships around the dinner table, helping companies build cultures of connection, well-being, and purpose.