As the Father's Day celebration draws near, I'm sure you have an idea of how to say a cool 'Happy Father's Day" to the man whose influence in our individual lives cannot be measured. This man doesn't have to be your biological father, it could be a man you perceive as a father figure or mentor in your life.

Give him call, buy him gifts, take him somewhere nice; these are all nice ways to show our gratitude to father. But this time, let's do something different.

Here are two recommendations:

Write Your Father A Letter:

Take a pen and paper in hand, write a gratitude letter to your father. Do not email or send him a text, write down those words with your hands. I strongly assure you that your poorly hand-written informal letter to anyone would be much more valued and appreciated than the most structured email or text you'd ever coin up.

You have a rusty relationship with your father? I'm sure there's one thing you can come up with to be grateful for, do this for you. Forgiveness and appreciation for little things are great virtues to have. There are no word counts in this exercise, just write down the needful words and sign. Courier it to him or deliver it in person if possible.

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