Is Saying ‘Thank You’ Really Necessary?

‘Thank you.’ Two words. Never extra, never misplaced—but often forgotten.
Creative industries run on caffeine, tight deadlines, and endless brainstorming. Appreciation often gets left behind.
Without it, though, motivation drops, tension rises, and creativity suffers. And caffeine won’t fix that.

‘Thank you.’ Two words. Never extra, never misplaced—but often forgotten.

Creative industries run on caffeine, tight deadlines, and endless brainstorming. Appreciation often gets left behind.

Without it though, motivation drops, tension rises, and creativity suffers. And caffeine won’t fix that.

Gratitude isn’t just polite—it’s powerful. It boosts morale, builds trust, and strengthens teams. In creative spaces, that’s priceless.

What about hierarchy?

Gratitude knows no rank. Whether you’re the director or the intern, appreciation is a two-way street. It’s not about position—it’s about connection.

Why should I thank them if they’re just doing their job?

Yes, they’re doing their job. But behind every task is effort, skill, and dedication. Recognising that doesn’t cost you anything—but it can mean everything to them.

Thank you. Two words that can turn exhaustion into energy, friction into collaboration, and stress into success.

So, when was the last time you said ‘thank you’—and meant it?