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As we get closer to the 4th of July, here are a few tips... Wishing everyone a happy and safe 4th of July!

May 2024 be a chapter of unwavering growth, boundless joy, and unparalleled success for each and every one of you. Cheers to your brilliance and the extraordinary accomplishments that await! 🌟 🌟 🌟 Download the affirmations here: https://lnkd.in/eCkD7fYc

May 2024 be a chapter of unwavering growth, boundless joy, and unparalleled success for each and every one of you. Cheers to your brilliance and the extraordinary accomplishments that await! 🌟 🌟 🌟 Download the affirmations here: https://lnkd.in/ejvCtUJj

ATTENTION current MSU students, if you are interested in exploring careers in the #sports and #entertainment industries, tomorrow night is for you! Come join Future Leaders in Sports and Entertainment as we welcome Elliott Daniels to the conversation. #careerprep #networking #success #SportBusinessMinor #BusinessofSports

Here's the opportunity to hear of what I've been doing over the last 12 months

Happy St. Patrick's Day! ☘ Check out this Edpuzzle Original video to learn more about one of my favorite days of the year! https://lnkd.in/eDjDNX3g

SMPS DC is in the final month of our 40th anniversary year! At our 40th anniversary party in the beginning of the program year, members told us what they love most about our chapter. As we close out this milestone year, we want to share 40 things our members said they love about SMPS!  Next, we’re showing, reasons 6 – 10 why our members love SMPS DC: 6. I love the FUN we have! 7. The people! 8. The friends I’ve made in the industry from SMPS. 9. Educational programs - I’ve learned so much about the industry through SMPS. 10. It’s an environment where I can ask questions about the industry without fear of judgment. 

It’s time for your Year End Wrap Up! As you curl up tonight or tomorrow take some time to reflect on 2023. 1. List out all your wins from the big to the small. It takes 1,000,000 baby steps to make your dreams come true. Did not forget to celebrate all you DID do this year. (It’s about the journey, not just destination!) 2. Reflect on the lessons you learned. The good, the bad, and the ugly! (They are equally important teachers.) 3. Think about what you’d like to leave in 2023, and what you’d like to carry into 2024. We’ll talk goal setting in the next couple weeks, but 1st reflect and complete the year at hand. May 2024 bring you love, light, connection, community, and abundance. Happy New Year loves!

😬Tonight in a closed session I'll be sharing the fckup that almost cost me everything with the latest cohort of Startmate Manager fellows. Committing to a fckup night as a speaker is an odd mix of stoke and dread. As a founder you are always pitching to customers, investors and new team members. That responsibility never ends so when someone asks you to speak at an event with smart and passionate leaders and tell them some the biggest mistakes you've ever made the intuitive safest bet is to decline. But counter-intuitively by accepting and by turning up and sharing these fails you get at least two big wins: 1. You remind yourself that those epic fails are part of how you got to here + 2. You encourage those around you to not fear failure enough to make it the reason you don't do that thing. I learnt this thanks to some OG mentors back in the early Muru-D and Fishburners days with Mick Liubinskas Ben Reid Annie Parker Alan Jones Murray Hurps and many more with my first start-up Lime Rocket. The culture of failing fast and learning faster is one of the most counter intuitive but under valued pieces of kit you can have so any chance to share that spirit with other founders is a good investment. I can't wait to hear some epic fails too from generous leaders, founders and investors like Isis Nair Natalie Robinson Hiam Sakakini 🤜🤛 #startupaus

This video gives you a sense of what I get to experience everyday at Loyola! Please share this joy and love.