Nick Lailey’s Post

Its always better to learn the trade than the tricks to the trade.

People first is the motto.

Mens sana In Corpore Sano

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I shared this video on my Facebook stories, on both my personal and business, and I also shared it on my Instagram story, a platform I rarely use. It attracted an abundance of attention that I had never seen before and I have no doubts if I shared it on my Facebook account as a post and boosted it, it would attract lots more attention👀 But what would I be doing? Entertaining? Or helping? And more importantly, what would I be gaining for young people who are bullied and who are desperate to return to their lessons in peace?✌ Young people, alongside their families, who are left hoping and praying? So. I will stay on this platform to wait and see if educators, teachers, principals, the educational authorities, people and professionals who work with young people in all manners, from education to working with young people in the community, also people and professionals who speak about young people's happiness, safety and wellbeing give way to the stone walls of silence that have been built around young people bullied in 🏫 Hopefully making a decision that (ALL) young people securing a full, proper and meaningful education in a developed world is what's important, and deciding to support me, my family and my work which would bring about the change required💥 Remember you don't need to like me, or indeed my family, you just need to be 💯 committed and passionate about (ALL) young people, and their futures. 👇 By offering (ALL) young people an education free from bullying💕

We are so proud to be part of the annual Massachusetts Conference for Women and take part in the transformative #PowerInUnity with #MassWomen on the pathway to true success. This year's 20th anniversary event did not disappoint! On the path to success, it’s easy to get caught up in what others want from us—expectations, external validation, or the illusion of what success should look like. But real, lasting success comes when we align our actions with the truth of who we are. Oprah Winfrey said it beautifully: “I have to find some level of truth in your intention so that I can sit in the truth of my own intention.” This quote reminds us that authenticity matters. When we lead with truth—our values, our purpose, our unique voice—we inspire others to do the same. It’s in this space of honesty that success becomes meaningful. Some of the reflections to take away from Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King's conversation: Don’t pursue paths, projects, or relationships that don’t resonate with the core of who you are. If your intention doesn’t sit in truth, the reward will feel hollow. Instead, let your spirit guide you. Let your actions reflect you. When you do, success isn’t just an external achievement—it becomes an internal reward. This, not a single high-point in your career, drives your legacy - inspiring others with your truth and understanding the lasting impact it has on others. Lead with your truth. Chart the pathway to your leadership legacy. #PathwaysToLeadership #StrategiesForEmergingLeaders #WomenEmpoweringWomen #MeetTheRising #Leadership #LeadershipLegacy #Mentorship #FemaleFriendship

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