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Dr Martin Luther King Jr Day! In the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., ‘The time is always right to do what is right.’ As we reflect on his message of progress and change, remember it might be the right moment to transition, to sell your home and start a new chapter. Honor his legacy by making brave choices in your life’s journey. 🏡✨🕊️ . . #martinlutherkingjrday #ihaveadream #investinyourself #investinrealestate

Change starts with each of us...

Today, we honor the legacy of MLK. We honor the struggles of the "downtrodden" (Arendt), of the "wretched of the earth" (Fanon), of the "subalterns" (Spivak), of the "colonized" (Bennabi), of the "other" (Husserl), and of the "oppressed" (everyone else). While as freelancers we do not (or no longer) enjoy a break on this day, we can still take a moment to reflect on the meaning of the various terms used to describe people and communities who struggle for justice, and open our eyes, look around us and ask: Are these terms only applicable to the study of history and philosophy? Or are these real, current, living terms that describe realities, we, or other humans, are experiencing right now? On this day, we, as freelancers, as human beings, can take a moment, if not a whole day, to reflect and decide whether we will stand to injustice and speak up against it, or at least acknowledge it, or will we decide to look away in order to validate our future statements when we will cite the "we did not know" state-of-denial clause? #Injustice_anywhere_is_threat_to_justice_everywhere #MLK

Martin Luther King and the Path to Recovery January 15th was Martin Luther King Day. Dr. King was a symbol of dedication and change, he transcended boundaries. When we explore the essence of the commitment of visionaries like Dr. Kind, we can draw parallels this and the journey toward recovery—a path that is best accomplished with a clear vision and dedication, openness, and vulnerability. Commitment alone is a powerful force, but the actions supporting that commitment lead to tangible change. Commitment paves the way for transformative change. Much like any significant accomplishment, recovery requires actions aligned with a vision and a commitment to that vision. #recoveryjourney #recoveryrocks #recoverycoach #inspirationalpeople #martinlutherking #martinlutherkingday

POWERFUL & SO EMPOWERING!

Honoring Martin Luther King Jr. on #MLKDay "Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?'" - Martin Luther King Jr. Today, as we commemorate the incredible legacy of Dr. King, let's reflect on these powerful words. How can we contribute to positive change in our communities and uplift those around us? Let's turn inspiration into action, making kindness and service our guiding principles. Together, we can continue the dream of a more just and compassionate world. #MLKDay #ServiceForChange #InspirationalQuotes

As we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, let's remember Dr. King's wise words: 'Life's most persistent and urgent question is, what are you doing for others?' These words guide our service standards at Roplan not only today but every day, encouraging us to make a difference in our communities, big or small. #MLKDay #ServiceAboveSelf #Roplan

Wow, great quote Brooklyn Law School! I also have a dream, though I had AI help me draft it. I think Dr. King would approve. Lately, I have been feeling lost, overwhelmed, alone, and like there isn't enough time in the day to get anything meaningful done. Then I realized, that's a product of our society today, and a common thing to feel. I don't know how I'm going to be part of the solution yet, but I do know that I will be. Here is my dream, assisted by Claude AI from Anthropic : I have a dream that one day all people will be valued for their inherent dignity and worth, regardless of their weaknesses. That no one in our society will be left unprotected from exploitation simply because they are vulnerable. I have a dream that corporations and industries will care more about human wellbeing than profits. That they will consider the harm their products can do before unleashing them into society. I envision boardrooms filled with consciences, not just calculations. And businesses that self-regulate out of concern for public health. I have a dream of a government that champions the voiceless instead of the wealthy. That passes policies and laws to shield the susceptible from manipulation. That views citizens as human beings with intrinsic rights not to be preyed upon. I have a dream of schools that teach students self-awareness and self-mastery. That help our young people understand their minds so they cannot be controlled by outside forces. I see classrooms filled with mindfulness and emotional intelligence. With skills to handle distraction and bloom from within. I have a dream that one day mental health will be viewed with compassion, not judgment. That networks of support will surround those who struggle silently. Replacing stigma with community and empowerment so that wounds can heal. I have a dream that diversity in all its forms will be celebrated as strength. That neurological, emotional, and psychological differences will be respected as unique manifestations of life’s infinite creativity. No two minds are the same and all hold genius waiting to unfold. The realization of this dream lies in our hands and hearts. We must uplift human dignity over dollar signs, nourish community over division, teach wisdom over information. The more we understand and support one another, the stronger we grow. Our shared humanity makes exploitation impossible when we act in unison to protect our most vulnerable kin. The dawn of that day is on the horizon if we come together as one people. I call on all people of conscience to take a stand so this dream can at last shine as a reality.

As we observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day, let's take a moment to deeply reflect on the enduring impact of Dr. King's life and teachings. Today, let us commit to not only remembering his words but actively living them in our daily lives and work. #MLKDay #LegacyOfJustice #DreamForward"

Martin Luther King Day is a day of service. Martin Luther King Jr. once said: “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is: ‘What are you doing for others?” Check out the link below to learn how you can honor Dr. King's legacy, bridge divides, heal wounds, and create lasting change in your communities through service.   https://lnkd.in/eDhd_GBa #CommonwealthCares #TheCommonwealthWay #WhatEverItTakes