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Today, we honor and celebrate the guiding lights in our lives – our mothers, teachers, and gurus. Their wisdom, encouragement, and support have shaped our paths and inspired us to achieve our best. Let's take a moment to express our gratitude to those who have enlightened our journeys. Who has been your guiding star? Share your story in the comments below!

🌟Always Be Grateful, Yet Strive for Progress🌟 In our journey through life, it’s essential to maintain a balance between gratitude for what we have and the drive to achieve more. Gratitude anchors us, reminding us of the progress we've made and the blessings we've received. It's a powerful reminder that contentment isn't found in accumulating more, but in appreciating what we already possess. Yet, this doesn't mean we should stop pushing forward. A progressive mindset allows us to see beyond our current circumstances, encouraging us to grow, learn, and evolve. The key is to channel that ambition without losing sight of the present. “Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow.” – Melody Beattie Let’s celebrate our achievements and be thankful for the opportunities we’ve had, while also setting new goals and striving for even greater heights. Remember, it's possible to be both content and ambitious—grateful for today, but always working towards a better tomorrow. #Gratitude #Progress #Mindset #Growth #Leadership #PersonalDevelopment #Success #Motivation #Inspiration #CareerGrowth #SelfImprovement #Ambition #PositiveThinking #Balance #LifeGoals

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Happy Memorial Day, everyone! As we honor those who have bravely served and sacrificed for our country, it's also a perfect moment to reflect on our daily routines. Yes, habits can be incredibly beneficial—they streamline our lives, help us achieve our goals, and reduce stress. But, have you ever thought about the down side of being too habitual? On Memorial Day, when we step back to remember and reflect, it’s a good time to consider how our routines may be holding us back from truly engaging with the world around us. Think about it! When was the last time you took a spontaneous road trip or tried something out of your ordinary? Habits, while comforting, can sometimes keep us in a bubble, away from new experiences and opportunities. They can create a false sense of security and even stifle creativity. So, while I appreciate the structure habits bring me, I’ll use my day off to inspire me to break them. To honor those who’ve shown immense bravery by embracing a bit of that spirit myself. I’ll try something new, challenge my routines, and I might just find a fresh perspective waiting for me. Here’s to striking the perfect balance between cherished habits and new adventures! Cheers to a reflective and meaningful Memorial Day! 🇺🇸✨ #memorialday #honoringourheroes #USA #TheMorganConnection

To father figures around the world, stand tall and proud as the children you raise seek to make this world a better place for their generations. In 1986, my father co authored a study developing a four item structured self report scale. This article reviews the psychometric properties and tests the concurrent and predictive validity of a structured four-item self-reported adherence measure which can be easily integrated into the medical visit. Results showed the scale to demonstrate both concurrent and predictive validity with regard to blood pressure control at 2 years and 5 years, respectively. This tool became known as the Morisky Green Levine or MGL /MAQ and is the most highly cited article in medication adherence in the world, even to this day being used in standard practice in the largest institutions in the world. https://lnkd.in/g8C_ATZR

I just returned home this weekend from a big regional area meet in Pensacola and saw this. Wanted to share it as this is the beauty of cross country and how it would apply if we used that same spirit in our work and personal lives. These are not my words but as a 7+ year cross country mom, they very well could be. —- What if we lived life like we were all in a cross country meet? What if we watched other people and recognized that we're all just trying to get across the finish line? What if we understood that some people are running as hard as they can but battling illnesses, invisible injuries, and internal struggles? Every step is hard, but they're trying not to quit. What if we cheered for everyone even if they weren't on our team? What if we realized just finishing something, no matter how long it took us or how messy it seemed, was enough? In fact, it was a win. What if we used every race as an opportunity to learn more about ourselves and how we could use each other for support, inspiration, and help to reach our goals? What if we cheered loud for the winner, but even louder for the one who comes in after because they accomplished something great, too? In a world that tells us it's about me, me, me, what if we started living to support everyone brave enough to be in the race? What if we started treating our lives like we were all in the same cross country meet? What a beautiful world that would be. Love hard. Whitney Fleming Writes

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Cheers to Harold's promotion! 🥳 Your dedication and perseverance have paid off, and we're thrilled to see you soar to new heights. Here's to your continued success and achievements! 🌟 #RootedConnections #PromotionCelebration #CongratulationsHarold #PromotionSuccess #CelebratingAchievement #DedicationRewarded #PerseverancePaysOff #SoaringToNewHeights

Everyone remembered the Nilla Wafers and taco nights. Had the honor of attending a celebration of life for a 99- and 103-year-old couple who passed within a year of one another.  As I didn’t know the couple well, I wasn’t sure what to expect from the service or to be as deeply moved as I was by the stories that were shared. I was struck by how much of my time I spend thinking about things that won’t make much of a difference in the impact I make during my short time here. As I think about the legacy I leave, I will look to Marg and Lloyd for the example they set. My takeaways: • What their children, grandchildren and great grandchildren remembered most was their love, the way they lived their lives, and how they treated others.   • Memories were mostly about quality time spent with family (often over tacos and Nilla wafers). Traditions matter. • What they said mattered much less than what they did. How does this relate to my approach to work and life? • The relationships I build along the way are worth far more than the title or the paycheck.  • The traditions we create don’t have to be Instaworthy, they just have to be real. • The moments matter. Between coworkers, friends and families.  Take the time, make the connections. Everyone wins.