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A simple story dispelling the myths of ageing and sharing with others Marys trick to keeping active and engaged in community. Happy birthday Mary!!!! #activeageing #ageingmythbusters #qualityoflife #quality #ageingmatters #keepactive #mindandbody

I love Santa Claus. I absolutely love him. Whatever may be going on in my mind, however sad, dejected or busy I may be, the Christmas decoration always fill my heart with hope and joy. Santa is just not a mythical figure, to me it has always been a beacon of leadership, team work and inspiration. Here are some of the lessons, I have learnt from him 1. Value time - Have you seen or heard anyone not receiving gifts 🎁 as Santa is late. Lesson to be learnt- Always be on time, things even if get done after a time loses its charm. 2. Believe in Team work - Santa Claus is the face of Christmas but for making it successfull, he requires help of his entire team or say family. Lesson to be learnt- We are nothing without support of our team members or family. Our success is their success. 3. Lead from the front - Santa doesn't sit idle and do nothing. He is there working hard in midst of the chaos and huge deadlines to get things done. Lesson to be learnt - A good leader just doesn't order, he or she gets down, gets hand dirty shoulder to shoulder with everyone. 4. Always be cheerful - Humongous orders, tight deadline, busy schedule still he greets you with "HO! HO! HO ! Merry Christmas 🎄" Lesson to be learnt - One may be very busy in life but still can find time to be happy and cheerful and make others as well. There are so many traits in that figurehead, that I can keep on writing. But that I save for the next Christmas. Wishing you all a Merry, Jolly and Happy Christmas 🎄🎁🎁 #christmas #christmasgreetings #greetings #santaclaus #santa #christmasgifts #christmasparty #lifeadvice #lifelessons #inspiration #motivation #inspirationalleader #cheerful

What is your favorite Christmas memory about Santa? Were you excited, afraid, or did you see him as your ticket to get more toys?  
Since my mom’s name is Mary Christmas (really) and “Merry Christmas, Mary Christmas” was a year round greeting. We have heard a lot of Christmas stories and Christmas was a big deal around our house all year.

Over the years, I have learned that Santa Claus is the world-wide personality and leading authority on the leadership skills needed to deliver Christmas on time every year.

For example: - He makes a list and checks it twice.
- Santa is deadline driven and a bias for action.
- Santa is highly organized.
- Santa says, “It Takes a Team.” How was Santa described at your house?
How did Santa get so much done in one day? 
What is your favorite memory and how do you see Santa Claus as a Leader?
What can you and I learn from Santa? (Hmmm...) The Santa Laws book is not a book about Christmas and Santa. It is a book that demonstrates leadership skills in the context of Christmas and simple enough for a child to understand and apply.

From our family to yours, have a Happy Thanksgiving. "As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words but to live by them." - John F. Kennedy. #financialfreedom #financialliteracy #financialeducation #financialplanner #financialplanning

Hey everyone on my LinkedIn network! I highly recommend taking a few minutes to read this post by one of the most outstanding leaders and individuals I know, Brian Roberts at Synergy Wealth Solutions. Trust me, it's definitely worth your time!

Yesterday, I celebrated my 60th birthday. Here are a few things I've learned along the way to this milestone: -God, family, friends, work is the right order. -Bad pizza is still pizza. -A cloudy day at the beach is still a day at the beach. -Thinking you’re right doesn’t mean it’s true. -Thinking someone else is wrong also doesn’t mean it’s true. -Actually, there are dumb questions. -God will absolutely give you more than you can handle, but not more than He can handle. -Learning to say “no” is a game changer. -Wisdom is what happens when you run out of dumb things to do. -There’s too much politics and not enough party in today's political parties. -Every situation can teach you something even if the lesson is what NOT to do. -You’re capable of more than you give yourself credit for. -Kindness matters. -Love wins. -Being generous doesn’t always involve money. -Time is precious, don’t waste it. -Regretting your past mistakes is pointless. Accept them, learn from them, and move on! -Things don’t always have to happen for a reason. -Forgiveness is for you, not them. -Never miss a chance to make someone laugh. -I have no idea how to “act my age”. I’ve never been this old before! Thanks for reading!

Your journey is your own. Your experiences and the lessons you learn from them throughout that journey make you who you are!

Showing gratitude and demonstrating that you're worth following go hand in hand. When you personalize your interactions with others and want to showcase your value as someone worth following, here's how you can effectively convey your gratitude and establish your credibility: Bobby Umar Anneliese Vance Britta Blanski Deanna Russo

Repeated encouragement to "look up" transformed Danny's life, guiding him from a habitually downward gaze to confidence, kindness, and faith. Read his story on our blog https://bit.ly/4akrZ56

Shifting from shame to gratitude is a transformative journey. We all have our limits, and it's important to acknowledge them with kindness and appreciation. Today, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you. 🙏🌈 Source: Holisticallygrace