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When it comes to Halloween decorations, we say the more the merrier 🎃 But some areas of your work should be kept clean — for example, your lead routing tool 🧹 It's hard to manage your assignment rules when your routing tool looks like a spiderweb 🕸️ Trying to manage one big massive flow is prohibitive. And it becomes even more complex and harder to scale when you have multiple business units or regions 😵 What's the treat that Traction Complete's bringing to our Trick-or-Treaters? An easy-to-navigate UI with nested flows to simplify your master assignment flow, while still giving different teams and regions agility and customization over their lead routing strategy. This Halloween, keep the cobwebs out of your assignment tool 🕷️

A Holiday Gift + A Lesson in Patience? This holiday season, my son surprised me with a unique gift—an Orchid LEGO plant. I will not say I liked it much , but as he got this, I accepted. He didn’t just gift it and leave it at that; he kept asking, “When are you going to complete it?” To be honest, I wasn’t immediately thrilled. I’ve never really been into building LEGO sets—well, except maybe a little when my son was younger. But he was too nagging 😊 , so I decided to give it a shot. What started with resistance turned into an unexpectedly engaging process. Piece by piece, I saw the Orchid plant take shape, and it was fascinating. The outcome? A beautiful artefact now proudly displayed on my dining table. But beyond that, the experience left me awed Patience rewards effort: Often, what feels tedious at the start can lead to something beautiful if we stick with it. Value of small steps: Big outcomes are built one small step at a time—a lesson relevant far beyond LEGO sets. This little Bonsai has become more than just a decorative piece; it’s a reminder of the joy in trying new things. Advait Sanjay- the man behind me doing this. What’s the last thing you reluctantly tried but ended up enjoying? I’d love to hear your stories! #Holidays #ParentingMoments #LessonsInPatience #Legomaking

Is our obsession with visual trends holding us back as designers? I've been thinking about how platforms like Dribbble shape our approach to design. While they can be great for inspiration, I'm starting to wonder if they're inadvertently pushing us away from solving real problems. What if our pursuit of likes and follows is actually undermining our ability to create meaningful, functional designs? Curious to hear your thoughts on this. I've explored this idea further in a recent video if you're interested in diving deeper. https://lnkd.in/dZjmNw5F

Your dog’s weight isn’t what you think—at 100 km/h! Volvo's ad, "This is your dog's weight in a crash at 100 km/h," is a masterclass in the art of visual metaphors. 🐾 The brilliance? 👉 It simplifies a complex, life-saving message into something universally relatable. 👉 It stirs emotion and urgency while educating us on the critical importance of seatbelt safety—not just for humans but for our furry friends too. This ad reminds marketers and creatives of the golden principle: Show, don’t tell. A single image paired with a clear, evocative line can spark a powerful reaction, inspiring action faster than paragraphs of explanation ever could. #CreativeAdvertising #MarketingInspiration #VisualMetaphors #VolvoSafety #CampaignStrategy

Are you in the season of life of working, while also being a caregiver for your own mother? Thank you for all you do. Professionals Who Care is thinking of you this Mother's Day, and with all the different emotions that this day can bring. Image Description: Text: "Thank you to all you employed caregivers, who are in the role of caregiving for your own mother while also working. We at Professionals Who Care honor you today for stepping up in such an important and life-changing way. And we are thinking of you and your journey this Mother’s Day." Graphic: four adults with their mothers with green background, and Professionals Who Care logo of stick-figure with superhero pose, with a dual shadow of working on a computer and holding a food tray for someone else.

Once every while, the universe has its funny ways of sending people on your path that you immediately connect with. Like instantly, like fireworks, like in a movie but different. I met with someone who instantly became my source of inspiration and energy – the phenomenal Kinsey! 🌟 When we started talking, it was like finding my long-lost twin. Kinsey is an open book, full of witty one-liners, loves to swear, and we both have matching whale tattoos! I MEAN COME ON. 🐋 But that's not all – Kinsey is an absolute genius in Customer Success. Her insights on building CS methodology from scratch are mind-blowing and game-changing. She’s a true visionary in the field! 🚀 And let’s not forget, she lives in a place with the BEST BBQ. 🍖🔥 Kinsey Wheelis, your brilliance, passion, and knowledge in CS so infectious. You are a force to be reckoned with, and I’m beyond excited to learn from you and watch you shine even brighter. Everyone, if you haven’t connected with Kinsey yet, do it NOW! She’s a gem however. If you want to be in our Whale tattoo club, there is an application process #CustomerSuccess #Networking #Visionary #Inspiration #BBQLovers #TwinConnection #Powerhouse

Crayons, Snacks, Chocolates, Conversations, and What Not? If given a chance, I’d love to relive my life right from point zero. Not to change anything, just to experience every single day again, but through a fresh lens, a different perspective. Back then, I never cared much for drawing classes. Crayons were just tools I ignored, and sketchbooks were left untouched. But if I could go back now, I’d hold those crayons tight. I’d sketch, paint, and enjoy every messy masterpiece. I’d play more in the sun, splash longer in the pool, and wait eagerly for friends this time with more patience and gratitude. I’d return to those first video games, savor every bite of those childhood snacks, and cherish those silly, heartfelt conversations with “situation-based best friends.” I’d cry over tiny setbacks and let the tears flow freely until I felt lighter. Back then, emotions weren’t measured or concealed they were just pure, raw, and honest. Isn’t it strange? Today, I can access the best of everything, but the one thing I can’t do is turn back time. The moments I didn’t fully appreciate then now feel like treasures locked away forever. And isn’t it exciting? For all our progress as humans, time remains the one thing we can’t bend or rewind. Maybe that’s why those memories hold such magic, they remind us to live fully today, so tomorrow’s “what ifs” become fewer. #randomthoughts

Updated my own thumbnail, which I've made from my phone back then ! So tell me which one is telling you to click on ? I'd love if you give a constructive feedback to it 💬 #GraphicDesign #ThumbnailDesign #YouTubeThumbnails #CreativeDesign #VisualStorytelling

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