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I love this image—it’s a powerful reminder of the things we can control in our lives. 🎮 While we can't control everything around us, we do have control over our attitude, actions, and the effort we put into each day. Whether it’s being thoughtful, staying true to our integrity, or focusing on the kind of friend we want to be, these are all choices we can make. At the end of the day, it’s how we manage what’s within our control that shapes our personal and professional growth. 💪 What’s something you’re choosing to focus on today? Let’s connect! 👇 #PersonalGrowth #ControlWhatYouCan #MindsetShift

What a year it's been at Peli! 😁 I've enjoyed each and every exhibition I've attended, it's always great to meet the customers and chat all things Peli. Working in marketing, exhibitions are such a great opportunity to get face-to-face engagement with the industries of people we're trying to reach. In observing customer reactions and collecting feedback we've been able to ensure our marketing efforts are led by the customer themselves. Roll on 2025 with the dream team... ⏭️ #Digitalmarketing #Marketing #Exhibitions

P Max is taking your control.

Always amazed at new techniques and designs using Corian® Design solid surface. Check out this video. #solidsurface #corian #coriandesign #interiordesign #architecturaldesign

Me like!!!!! I also like the fact that this demonstrates not only the need for but also the possibility of translating some of the great works of literature over and over again; the fact that a book was translated, say, almost 100 years ago doesn't mean that it cannot or shouldn't be translated again today. It also shows that there is no perfect or ultimate #translation of anything. Any text, whether commercial or literary can be translated in myriad ways—as long as the translation in the target language observes and complies with all the usual rules of the language, such as in terms of spelling and grammar, syntax, expressions and so on. #LITranslators

https://lnkd.in/ecKhdrcN Something I shot this Fall that is both musically and visually stunning.

Judging the Loerie Awards 2024 has been one of my best experiences as a judge to date. Sure, I may turn into a bit of a grumpy-grump as the clock nears midnight, nevermind 2am (hello, pumpkin mode 🕛), but after some reflection, I can confidently say it was a magnificent experience. Why, you ask? A few reasons: 1️⃣ We had an amazing jury president, Jack Renwick, who made sure we gave each piece of work the attention it deserved—no matter how tired we were. The work remained the focus. 2️⃣ The jury was an incredible group of individuals from different disciplines, backgrounds, cultures, and personalities—each leaving their ego at the door and focusing purely on recognising excellence. Shout out to: Seyoan Vela Rayyan Aoun Deepesh Jha Giovanni Borde gaby de abreu Wanda Priem Nomonde Mtetwa Jineil Kandasamy Vumile Mavumengwana Joanne Johnson Matt Thompson 3️⃣ The Loeries team was phenomenal. Despite being under immense pressure and tired themselves, they ensured we had the space and support to judge in the best possible way. 4️⃣ The finish line - nothing motivates like the promise of a “wee dram” at the end of the judging. As for the work? You'll just have to wait and see—tonight is the big reveal! 🎉 A final thought to everyone who entered: 💡 Remember: For the jury to have seen your work means it had merit. If it became a finalist, a panel of experts believed it deserved serious consideration. And if it wins, it was the most innovative, on-brand, audience-relevant, and excellently executed piece in its category. So, whether you win or not, be proud of what you've created! #LoerieAwards2024 #JudgingExperience #CreativeExcellence #Grateful #Innovation #PushingBoundaries #CelebratingCreativity

A must read article 🙏