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I can’t stop saying it! ✋🛑. I’m proud. Sometimes I feel it’s all I say to you, my LinkedIn friends. But I am! The team I work with at Serviced are exceptional at what we do. Not just good I say. Exceptional! 🤩 We take the time to really get to know our Clients, and their customers. Drilling down into the insights their data tells us. 📊📈 The stories it helps us weave. The passions; the pain points; the hopes and dreams and yes, the fears too. All important elements in how we structure our approach in your bespoke strategy. For your business. It’s not too late…. Give us a call. Come and work with us. 😁🩷🧡💛

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This seminar has taken on greater importance personally, not only for our family but for the Siouxland Catholic Radio family, lately. Please RSVP. Walk-ins are welcome too. We, MEYER BROTHERS FUNERAL HOMES, Catholic United Financial, MEYER BROTHERS FUNERAL HOMES, and Siouxland Catholic Radio want to answer your questions today so you can enjoy tomorrow to the fullest! Butch Byers, FICF, LUTCF Kelli Hendricks #endoflifeplanning #estateplanning #funeralpreplanning

A little bit about Jean-Arellia Tolentino, Ph.D.- “I am: a psychologist, a researcher, a community organizer, an educator, a Filipina American, a daughter/mother/sis/partner, and the list may go on. I share this, because often therapists don’t, and to note that my work as a therapist has been cultivated from a myriad of paths taken to get through this thing called “life”. As such, I know that one’s life path can change, and depending on your context, can feel like you’re taking the same path yet have a vastly different journey and destination.” Join us at the Bukambibig Symposium (Word of Mouth) for a thought-provoking panel titled “Finding, Creating, and Cultivating Kapwa,” where we explore the power of identity, culture, community, and healing from trauma. This panel will feature influential leaders from diverse sectors, including nonprofit, healthcare, government, and technology, each bringing unique perspectives on what it means to serve and thrive in community. This conversation is more than a panel—it’s a space to reflect on how community can be a source of healing and strength. ❤️ Let’s come together to explore Kapwa and heal through community. USE CODE fylprofam for 30% off: https://lnkd.in/giv54uX4

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As I contemplated reposting this, I realized the significance of discussing grief in the workplace. Losing someone you interact with daily, suddenly and unexpectedly, is incredibly difficult to process. We spend the majority of our time with colleagues, sometimes more than with our own families. Shannon's passing was a profound shock, and I found myself shedding tears at my desk, trying to carry on with work. This was my first experience of grief at work. I was tasked with organizing grief counselors to come on-site and their presence was pivotal in helping us navigate the complex stages of grief. My interactions with Shannon were always marked by kindness. She made me feel like part of the ATS family from day one, particularly with her love for sharing sweet treats with the team and daily welcoming gestures. I miss our daily interactions, from sharing laughs to small talk about her kids and daily life. These are the moments I miss the most. Grief is a new territory for me, a maze of emotions that demand to be felt and acknowledged. It doesn't adhere to a timeline; reminders can bring the pain rushing back as if it happened yesterday. Working through that week was one of the toughest challenges I've EVER faced. I'm grateful for the time off my workplace provided afterward, allowing me to reset and connect with activities that brought solace. Even now, I'm still processing Shannon's death. To those unexpectedly navigating grief in the workplace, I offer this: take time off, lean on your support network, welcome your feelings and know that ALL your feelings are valid.

At Direct Interactions, we know firsthand the positive impact accessible support can have on individuals and communities. The HELP Act is a game-changer, ensuring more people get the assistance and support they need, when they need it. Let’s continue to champion accessible, compassionate care for everyone! 💪💙 For more information on the HELP Act, check out this link: https://lnkd.in/gVZ-7ieY

🌟Reflecting on Memorial Day: Planning for the Future🌟 As we honor the brave men and women who have served our country this Memorial Day, it’s also a time for personal reflection on the legacies we leave behind. For professionals aged 45 to 85, considering Final Expense and Burial Planning is not just a wise financial decision, but a heartfelt act of love and responsibility towards our families. Planning ahead ensures that our loved ones are not left with the burden of unexpected costs during an already challenging time. Our services include comprehensive family planning to cover all end-of-life expenses, from long-term health care to final arrangements. 🌟 Why Final Expense Planning is Important: -Peace of Mind: Ensuring everything is in place so our families can focus on what truly matters. -Financial Security: Protecting loved ones from unexpected expenses. -Dignity and Respect: Honoring our wishes and easing our families' burdens. This Memorial Day, let’s take the first step towards securing a stress-free legacy for our families. Your foresight today can make all the difference tomorrow. If you're ready to learn more about how Final Expense Planning can benefit you and your loved ones, feel free to reach out. 📞 843-799-1960(o) 215-470-1222(m) 💻 https://lnkd.in/eVdkfzA8

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