What CNBC Make It staffers are grateful for this year

We're grateful for a lot of things but especially grateful for you!

VIEW IN BROWSER | SUBSCRIBE WED, NOV 23, 2022 This week's newsletter was written by Cheyenne DeVon, a reporter covering money and investing for CNBC Make It. You can follow her on Twitter @CheyenneReports  As we approach Thanksgiving, my CNBC Make It colleagues and I are reflecting on what we're grateful for this season.  Included in that list: our loyal subscribers and readers!   On a professional level, I'm grateful for the opportunity to connect with you all and play a role in helping you navigate the world of personal finance. And personally, I'm grateful for new beginnings, getting to spend quality time with amazing friends and family in rooms full of laughter, and all of the little everyday things that make life magical.   I asked my fellow Make It staffers what they're grateful for as well. Here's what they said:   "I'm thankful that for the first time since elementary school, I finally, once again, have a dog who loves playing fetch." — Cameron Albert-Deitch, success editor   "I'm grateful to live at the intersection of high-speed technology that offers everything, everywhere, all of the time, and nature moving at its own pace, reminding me to calm down, look up and breathe." — Ester Bloom, deputy managing editor   "I am thankful for evenings lying in bed and reading to my 2-year-old, seeing the joy in his face, and remembering that life doesn't have to be any more complicated than this." — Zachary Green, producer "I feel grateful for all the tiny moments of joy: dancing with my 3-year-old in the kitchen while Daddy cooks dinner." — Jenna Goudreau, managing editor   "I'm grateful for my rambunctious dog who brings me so much joy, gets me outside for some fresh air on even the coldest days, and who makes friends with every person/fellow dog in the neighborhood. He makes NYC feel like a real life 'Sesame Street!'" — Tasia Jensen, producer   "I am grateful for a body that works, friends and family who fill my heart with joy, and fresh baked cookies." — Gili Malinsky, lead work reporter   "I'm grateful to be able to host friends at my home this Thanksgiving. There's something wonderful about sharing a meal with friends who feel like family." — Emmie Martin, money editor   "I am thankful for a hybrid work schedule!" — Kathryn Mavrikakis, senior production manager   "I'm grateful for the opportunity to travel and see the world and new places, and remind myself of all the beauty and power that nature holds, along with the fact that I have a very special place to call home that I'm excited to return to anytime I leave." — Kamaron McNair, money reporter   "I'm grateful for a great first year in NYC — and for learning how to embrace rest." — Megan Sauer, associate success reporter   "I'm grateful for mornings — the quiet, the fresh air, the promise of a good day (and a warm cup of coffee) ahead. Every morning I try to catch up on the phone with someone I love, whether it's my grandparents or my best friend, and those conversations remind me that there's always something to look forward to in life, even on our hardest days." — Morgan Smith, work reporter   "I'm honestly very thankful that the 13-year wait for 'Avatar 2' is almost over." — Nicolas Vega, pop culture reporter What do you want to see from the Make It video team? Take this survey to share your thoughts.   Join the CNBC Make It: Your Money virtual event on Dec. 13th! It will give you actionable and concrete information to level up your earning power. From making the most of that side hustle, to generating passive income, to learning how to negotiate like a boss, find out how you can earn more, while possibly working less. Register today. Trending articles from CNBC Make It These 3 jobs pay more than $100,000 a year and don't require a bachelor's degree—how to land them How to recession-proof your finances, from a wealth-building expert 11 U.S. cities where rent is actually cheaper than it was last year This 31-year-old makes $15,000 a month as a voiceover artist and lives in a school bus: 'I was able to quit my full-time job' The Biden administration extends the student loan payment pause again—what borrowers need to know Unsubscribe Manage Newsletters Digital Products Join the CNBC Panel Feedback Terms of Service Privacy Policy   © 2021 CNBC LLC. All rights reserved. A property of NBC Universal. 900 Sylvan Avenue, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632 Data is a real-time snapshot *Data is delayed at least 15 minutes. Global Business and Financial News, Stock Quotes and Market Data and Analysis. Data also provided by THOMSON REUTERS