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Great conversation with an excellent LP leader, Malcolm Gaspard. Regardless of were you are in your career take heed of Malcolm's advice - "You need to be the author of your own story and advocate for yourself." Here are a few of my additional thoughts on career development... - Be a constant learner (profession and industry) - Build relationships not just "connections" - Do great work - Take on new challenges and difficult assignments - Remember "No" may mean, "Next Option" or "New Opportunity" - Don't be afraid of failures or setbacks. They help you grow! Finally, remember a career path is a journey built upon knowledge, experience and growth. Build a foundation, develop goals that help you grow and be ready and prepared for opportunities that come your way. Thanks John Matas CFE, CFCI and Tracy Nini for bringing great leaders and learners to your podcast.

Curious about the world of hot tubs and spas? Dive into the conversation with our Anthony Williams on The Horse's Mouth with Tom McManus! Get ready for an engaging discussion – click the link below to watch the full interview.

Premature optimisation is a form of waste. It also adds unnecessary pressure and shifts the focus from what's really important today. What other pressure optimizations have you impacted you negatively?

Reflecting on the beauty of simplicity, Walt Whitman reminds us that even a leaf of grass holds the majesty of the stars. 🌱✨ Let's appreciate the small wonders in our journey.  #WaltWhitman #InspirationalQuotes #BoyerLawFirm

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Watch this video. Who really made this play happen? This video came to me recently of a great play that happened 40 years ago in 1984. Two of my Gator teammates made this play that broke the game wide open in our favor. However,  the average fan was oblivious of all that took place among those five offensive linemen in front of the quarterback which made the play possible. I was down in middle of that mass of humanity 40 years ago (Number #60 offensive guard)  The offensive line must block and protect so that an offensive play can be executed. A game is usually won down in the trenches in a violent interaction between the offensive and defensive fronts. The offensive lineman doesn’t have any stats and fans are not cheering for them individually as you see in this video clip. The only recognition is from his coaches, teammates and some media who understands the lineman’s role. His job is to make other players look good without the spotlight! It’s a selfless mindset that the fraternity of offensive linemen take pride in helping others get the accolades on the team. How would this same mindset affect your business, organization, department, church, or in a home? Someone has said, “The credit is immaterial as long as the cause is advanced.” So my question is, have you stop and thanked the “offensive linemen types” that are in your life? Who are the people that work behind-the-scenes and go unnoticed? Take a moment of time and express your gratitude to them. Most likely they are not looking for any recognition or praise but just doing their job well is satisfaction enough.  A sincere “Thank you” from you will go a long way. It still doesn’t cost anything to be nice!

Secrets, lies, and shame - oh my! 🙈 Gretchen Hydo is calling BS on the false narratives that have been holding us back. Her 10-Stage Secret-Breaking System is the roadmap to unveiling your true self and living life unashamed. Spill those "dirty little secrets" and get ready for a whole new you! 🙌 Check out her interview on KTLA yesterday! https://lnkd.in/gfgeHAfn

So, many times when we face an obstacle in life, our goal is just to survive. But what if we decided our goal was instead to thrive? What if we believed that was possible? In this weeks episode of AGELESS Nancy Popkin talks about how she believes anything is possible with perseverance and hard work. https://lnkd.in/eVE7J4xG

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