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Looking for a game-changing holiday gift idea for your team? Consider the power of shared experiences! This season, instead of traditional gifts, why not give your team an unforgettable experience? Whether it's a virtual cooking class, a team-building adventure, or tickets to a live event, gifting an experience can foster stronger bonds, boost morale, and create lasting memories. Here's why it's a game-changer for culture: 1️⃣ Strengthen Team Connections: Shared experiences build camaraderie and create common ground among team members, enhancing collaboration and communication. 2️⃣ Boost Morale: A thoughtful experience shows appreciation, boosting team morale and motivation as they feel valued and acknowledged. 3️⃣ Foster Creativity: New experiences spark creativity and innovation, encouraging fresh perspectives and problem-solving skills. 4️⃣ Create Lasting Memories: Memories last longer than material gifts, leaving a positive impact and reinforcing a positive team culture. This holiday season, let's gift more than just presents. Let's gift moments that bring us together and create a stronger, more connected team. #TeamBonding #HolidayGifts #SharedExperiences What experiences are you considering for your team? Share your thoughts below!

Gifting experiences like the Central Montana Jazz Night to employees can significantly impact company culture in several ways: ✔️Bonding and camaraderie: Shared experiences create lasting bonds among team members. Attending events together allows them to connect on a personal level outside the office, fostering stronger relationships and teamwork. Recognition and appreciation: Offering experiences as gifts demonstrates a company's appreciation for its employees. It shows that the organization values their hard work and wants to reward them with memorable and enjoyable moments. ✔️Morale boost and stress relief: Taking a break from the usual routine for a fun and engaging event helps alleviate stress, boosting morale, and re-energizing employees. This can lead to increased productivity and a more positive work environment. ✔️Support for work-life balance: Encouraging employees to engage in enriching experiences outside work emphasizes the importance of work-life balance. It shows that the company cares about their well-being beyond the professional sphere. ✔️Building a positive employer brand: Providing unique experiences reflects positively on the company's employer brand. It can attract top talent, as prospective employees are drawn to organizations that prioritize employee happiness and holistic development. In essence, incorporating experiences like the Central Montana Jazz Night into a company's culture demonstrates a commitment to employee satisfaction, team cohesion, and a supportive work environment. It contributes to a more engaged, motivated, and connected workforce, ultimately benefiting the company's overall success and reputation, which is incredibly important in todays business landscape! We are thrilled to offer this opportunity and are thankful to those who have already secured their tables!

(intro to "Snakes For the Divine" by High On Fire kicks in) Your way of thinking is DEAD. My way of thinking is the certain and correct FUTURE. There is NO MIDDLE GROUND. Your favorite band SUCKS. Your local sports team SUCKS. You SUCK. (music fades out...) "Hi everyone! That covers our housekeeping for today's webinar. Today we're going to learn about..."

Bringing Joy to Work: Why Fun Fridays Matter 😉 When we enjoy our time at work, something remarkable happens – our creativity soars, our focus sharpens, and our productivity skyrockets. It's no wonder research shows that happy employees are the most innovative and engaged. So, by investing in Fun Fridays, we're not just investing in a few hours of enjoyment – we're investing in our collective well-being and success. Let's keep the spirit of Fun Fridays alive, because when we have fun together, there's no limit to what we can achieve. Fun Friday @ Manlitics B2B ITES #funfridays #workplaceculture #employeeengagement #teambuilding #innovation #productivity #companyculture #companyculturematters #DiversityandInclusion #TeamBonding #WorkplaceWellbeing #OfficeFun

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4 Hacks that can Improve a Musician's Quality of Life [Bobby Owsinski] https://ow.ly/Gw2150RvQpj #MusicianLife #MusicianTips #MusicianHacks #MusicianWellness

🎷 New Orleans - a city bursting with creativity and musical talent. You find yourself walking up and down Frenchmen Street enjoying the never-ending music as it flows over you. And you realize that the music is the epitome of teamwork, leadership, and followership. My friend Jack Reichert had just such an experience. He wrote a true tour-de-force post that brings the music of the city to life that explores how jazz performers—a smooth fusion of artists—create beautiful harmony from their individual strengths. He breaks down the synergy in a jazz team, reflecting a masterclass in effective teamwork. He puts a spotlight on the essential role of both generalists and specialists on any team. Their magic? Harmonizing their skills to tasks, just like a well-rehearsed jazz band. And the result? Joyful problem-solving and the sweet, sweet sound of harmony mixed with individualism. Leadership is about knowing these strengths and letting each player have their moment. Followership is about stepping up into the limelight when it is your time, but also playing backup and knowing how to support the other players when it is their turn to shine. So, let's strike up the band and make our teams sing the same sweet song of success! Hit the link in the comments and immerse yourself in the rhythm of Jack's insight! #BeCourageous - Make your teams jazz! 🎷🎸🥁🎺🎶🎹

The power of fried dough! 🎉 For the first year (of hopefully many), my husband, Dave was the talent booker and production consultant for the Lilac Festival, a 10-day art and music Festival here in Rochester. 🌸 At one point during Trousdale’s performance last night, their love for fried dough came up (along with the question of the name. Is it “fried dough” or an “elephant ear?”) Dave was watching the performance with me at that moment and immediately left to procure this festival delicacy. That’s him in the photo, handing it out to the band. They were delighted, the audience was delighted, Dave was delighted. When we take a moment to notice something small about someone, perhaps it’s a hobby, a food, a band, anything that brings them joy and make a choice to connect with them over it, everyone wins. They feel seen, appreciated, and cared for, connection is built over being humans vs. being our jobs. We get the warm fuzzies of doing something nice for someone.  Those around get to enjoy seeing the joy that we can bring out in others. Small acts of kindness being a good thing is not a revolutionary thought 😁 I hope this is a remind for this week though. 😎 Two questions for you today:  1. What might you notice in someone else? How might you connect with them over this and show them that they are seen and appreciated?  2. Is it called “fried dough” or an “elephant ear?” #communication #communicationskills #leadership #culture #teamwork #leadershipskills #appreciation

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