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"Acknowledging emotions and physical sensations opens doors to a deeper comprehension of ourselves and the world around us, leading to a more vibrant and fulfilling existence." - @MentalHealth365 | Ludovico Einaudi - The Mountain (Official Visualiser) - https://lnkd.in/gekiWuDG | #LifeBeyondSelf designed with #MentalHealth365

When wanting something to come into your existence remember everything already exists. Give thanks for that something already being in your existence. ~Chris Wildeboer~ #balancecentral #inspirationbychris #thenextstep #unlockyourpower #accelerateselfleadership #easyconversation

Chandace Jeep is a doctor of audiology, business owner, mother, real estate investor, and philanthropist. In this episode Ben and Chandace discuss the importance of hearing health- how communication is the foundation of human connection and relationships. They also deep dive into Chandace's humanitarian efforts, how serving others is impactful to everyone involved, the power of gratitude, finding joy in life, and so much more!

Starting Monday with a little reminder: Life’s big enough for all of us to achieve our goals without getting in each other's way. May we all work together to achieve our goals! #carolinacoastalgroup #northroprealty #oakislandrealestate #northcarolinarealtor #coastalliving #growthmindset #mondaymotivation #motivationalpost

I had the honor of being a guest on the Productive Joy podcast, hosted by the phenomenal Dr. Christie McMullen! So loved how our initial meeting at a conference on the West coast turned into a supportive, nurturing exchange of creativity and friendship! Catch our episode (and all of the Productive Joy episodes) on YouTube and everywhere you catch your favorite podcasts! 🧡 What are you doing today to bring more productive joy into your work? I’d love to know! 🌟Full episode link in the comments🌟 #podcast #podcastepisode #professionaldevelopment #interview #swotanalysis

🐇📖 Exploring 'Watership Down' by Richard Adams 🌾🌟 Embark on an exhilarating journey with Richard Adams' 'Watership Down,' a captivating tale that invites you into the enchanting world of rabbits. Join a courageous group as they flee the destruction of their home and venture forth on a perilous quest to find a new sanctuary. Adams masterfully depicts the intricate society of rabbits, portraying the myriad challenges they encounter in the untamed wilderness. This epic odyssey transcends mere survival; it's a poignant narrative of friendship, leadership, and the indomitable spirit to surmount adversity. As you immerse yourself in the story, you'll uncover the rich tapestry of rabbit life and the bravery required to navigate the perils that beset them. Adams' storytelling prowess intricately captures the essence of their society and the unbreakable bonds forged in the crucible of hardship. The journey of these intrepid rabbits serves as a testament to the power of friendship and the resilience essential for survival. 'Watership Down' isn't merely a tale about rabbits; it's a timeless narrative that imparts invaluable lessons on leadership, confronting challenges, and the enduring strength of camaraderie amidst the most extraordinary adventures. #WatershipDown #RichardAdams #Adventure #Friendship #Leadership #Survival

Strategy is a universal language. Successful impact requires strategy. Which do you believe is MORE often true: 1) Churches have a strategic vision plan for impacting their community 2) Churches have outreach presence without an outreach strategy Our training with pastors and church leaders starts with vision & strategy. Helping them develop a vision for impacting their community and then developing an implementation strategy that equips church members to live out the vision, day-to-day, in the community. #LoveServes #loveyourneighbor #VisionWorkshop

On #NationalDayOfServiceAndRemembrance, let’s remember the strength and resilience shown on this day by being in service to others and leading with compassion. #PatriotsDay

📰 Truth Before Reconciliation: Insights from Indigenous Films Trigger Warning: This post encompasses themes of historical injustices and systemic discrimination. Films like The Ballad of Crowfoot, PowWow at Duck Lake, Indian Relocation, You Are on Indian Land, Three Thousand, Honour to Senator Murray Sinclair, and Charley Squash Goes to Town offer profound insights into the Indigenous experience in Canada. These documentaries and films not only highlight historical injustices but also emphasize resilience, cultural integrity, and the ongoing journey toward reconciliation. Key Themes: • Truth-Telling: Acknowledging and documenting historical and systemic injustices. • Reconciliation: Building respectful relationships and fostering healing within communities. • Leadership and Inclusivity: Learning from Indigenous leaders who navigate and resist systemic oppression. • Cultural Preservation: Embracing and celebrating diverse cultural narratives and perspectives. ✨ Reflection: How can the lessons from these films inform your leadership approach in promoting truth, reconciliation, and inclusivity within your organization? How does understanding the personal stories of residential school survivors influence your perspective on leadership and community support within your organization? 🔗 Call-to-Action: Engage with these impactful films to deepen your understanding of truth and reconciliation. Explore More Here [https://www.nfb.ca] 🎬 Bonus Film: WaaPaKe (Tomorrow) watch here [https://lnkd.in/gWHd5QDP] #TruthAndReconciliation #IndigenousRights #Leadership #Inclusivity #DEI #Healing #Community #nfb

🌟 Can you build peace one day at a time? Absolutely! Just like success, peace is a journey, not a destination. 🚀 Join us as we explore how gradual changes lead to big wins! 💪 Remember, Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither is your path to greatness. Let's break down barriers and build new structures together! 🏗️ Like and subscribe for daily doses of inspiration! #success #perseverance #dailyprogress #motivationalquotes #uplifting #peacebuilding #personalgrowth #mindsetshift