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Great to see amazing entrepreneurs like Nikky Starrett gaining visibility right at Holidays-corporate-gifts-planning Season! I personally own 6 of her towels (couldn't resist her beautiful exclusive designs!) and I love them. Nikky is a joy to work with, I definitely recommend her products for anyone looking to impress over the Holidays - and Thanksgiving!!! #buyLocal #smallBusiness #entrepreneurship

I talk a fair amount about strategy...in the coming days I'll unpack more of what this oft-used word is all about and how you can use it to cut through the noise, fulfil on your goals and dreams, overcome challenges and conserve your energy; whilst maintaining your FOCUS on what matters most, in business and in life.

I met Premika Srichawla while living in Bangkok. Yes. I do remember the ice cream. That single product. I tried it. It was delicious. When someone steps forward towards a dream, even if that dream started as a far away idea, we should support it. Now Ekm6 is a reality. Well done. “Help the life of one person and you can help the community.” – Steven Sawalich #entrepreneurship #business #motivation #businessgrowth #networking

Let’s look at Human Rights The right to: A home - work - earnings - family - safety - creativity - education - food - healthcare - expression - travel - citizenship - peace - respect - dignity - liberty - property - choose - support - democratic government - security - privacy - life - seek asylum- freedom - association - equality - equity- and more.. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights that was published in 1948 outlines that you and everyone else has the right to all these areas stated above regardless of ethnic origin, gender, culture, language, nationality, religion, sexual orientation, country of residence, colour, age, class or economic status. When people know their rights, they are more empowered and motivated to change their positions of victimisation and that of their community. When people know their rights, entire communities, regions and nations can be changed through campaigns and gentle yet dynamic pressure from the people. Let’s spread awareness together. Let’s look at our communities that help to put food on our table, clothes on our backs, enabling mobile phone technology (to name a few) yet are struggling under numerous exploitative conditions. Let’s help create a fair and dignified world. Thank you 🙏🏽

celebrating the representation of Black neurodiversity within children's literature. Representation is important. Im definitely going to take a look at this book :D #nuerodiversity #austism #blackauthors #childrensbooks #blackartists #blackhistorymonth

Thank you for sharing more about Ahmadu Umoru Kalau. As a strong member of the Kibaku tribe, Ahmadu Umoru Kalau likely embodies the values and traditions of his community. Here are some possible connections: *Kibaku Values:* 1. Courage: Ahmadu's strength reflects the Kibaku emphasis on bravery. 2. Resilience: As a Kibaku, Ahmadu likely faces challenges with determination. 3. Community: His involvement in the tribe suggests a strong sense of belonging. *Traditional Significance:* 1. Leadership: Ahmadu's strength might qualify him for leadership roles. 2. Cultural Preservation: He may contribute to preserving Kibaku traditions. 3. Role Modeling: Ahmadu's character could inspire younger generations. *Tribal Pride:* 1. Representation: Ahmadu Umoru Kalau represents the Kibaku tribe's values. 2. Unity: His strength fosters unity among community members. 3. Inspiration: Ahmadu's achievements motivate others to strive. To further understand Ahmadu's impact, I'd love to know: 1. His specific achievements (e.g., community development, cultural preservation) 2. How he embodies Kibaku values 3. Stories or anecdotes showcasing his strength Please share more, and I'll continue to explore Ahmadu Umoru Kalau's significance within the Kibaku tribe.

A under appreciated area of law enforcement.

I don't know what Fridays are supposed to look like. I don't believe in "supposed to___". When I stepped out of the box some years ago, it dissolved. There is no box. A business doesn't need to look a certain way. There is no such thing as business dress - it's a construct. An entrepreneur doesn't need to hustle or be salesy or "get ahead of the competition". There is no competition. Every business has a different flavour and resonates with a different person. You get to BE you. I get to BE me. We get to breathe to our own individual rhythms. We get to embody peace and freedom and kindness and Love in the way it feels good for us. We get to BE together on our beautiful Mother Earth with different ideas, opinions, strengths and desires. We get to gather at our collective table, our world, and gift ourselves as we are, to our collective, appreciative of the gifts we receive from one another. Thank you for BE-ing at our collective table. Let's break bread and share conversation, celebrating our common desire to UN-become who we are not and live the individual truths that are in our hearts. Pick up the talking stick and share what's in your heart. I'm listening...

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