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When we can find joy in our work, we’re more engaged, committed, and impactful. At Mayo Clinic, we have been talking about joy for some time. Joy inspires and empowers us to excel and continuously innovate. Sharing this article on the importance of making joy a priority: https://bit.ly/4bKcEfc

Feeling the love! ❤️ We're all about building strong relationships with our clients. One way we show our appreciation is through thoughtful gifts for special occasions. Nothing quite like that warm fuzzy feeling when we get a message saying they’ve received their surprise package. 🥰 It’s the little things, right?  _________________________________________ #clientlove #clientappreciation #clientpartnership #teamomd #onlinemarketingfordoctors #healthcaremarketing #medicalmarketing #doctormarketing #medicalmarketingagency #medicalpractice

Care for your team

Fall is always a time of new beginnings (and chaos!). I’m facing one of my biggest life transitions - going back to work at Teladoc Health in November after having a baby. Here’s how I’m making sure I feel my best physically & mentally - 1. Getting regular exercise - I love a combination of Orangetheory Fitness, walks with the little one, quick (and slow) neighborhood runs, and 20-30 min weight-focused workouts at home. My goal is at least 150 mins per week. (Let’s be friends on Strava! https://lnkd.in/eNTWMqE9) 2. Meal prep - I have less time than ever to cook, but know I feel my best when I eat whole foods including lots of veggies and protein. We’ve been making dense bean salad (great to grab out of the fridge), chili with beans, and kale sautéed with beans and chicken sausage. I also stock up on easy grab and go options like tuna salad, Greek yogurt (I top with chia seeds and frozen fruit), and bell peppers. 3. Getting vaccinated - I do NOT want to be down for the count this winter, and I want to do everything I can to protect the little one. October is the perfect time to get your flu, covid, and RSV vaccine to be protected for peak season through the winter. Ask your primary care provider what vaccines are recommended for your age and circumstances. What are you doing to feel your best this fall? #winterarc #prevention

Plenty of summertime activities will keep us away from a restroom for hours: road trips, movies at the theater, hikes, boat rides, etc. So we should always use the bathroom beforehand, just in case—right? Actually, not necessarily. In this video, one of Bloom’s Pelvic Health Specialists, Dr. Liz, explains why the “just-in-case pee” can actually be bad for your bladder health. Learn more about Bloom (and the tea on pee!) https://lnkd.in/gX3ijtkh

Message heard loud and clear. #downsyndromeawareness This is a Masterclass in how to win hearts and minds.

Please watch this video with full attention. This video creatively demonstrates how assumptions can lead to preconceived notions and subsequently exclude individuals based on those assumptions rather than their actual capabilities and skills. I found it to be an impactful and thought-provoking video. #DEI #EqualityDiversityInclusion #EqualityMatters

Differences are good.

The Key Importance of Advertising. Thank you for #reposting Grace Andrews #WORLDDOWNSYNDROMEDAY. 'We all have a Inner or outer Signature uniqueness Ability to Do anything in the ability of amplifying Inclusion.' #GNYPWD 🌍🧩 Today, on World Down Syndrome Day, let's unite to advocate for inclusion and acceptance for individuals with Down syndrome and all visible and hidden disabilities. According to the latest global map for Down Syndrome in 2024, millions are impacted worldwide. Let's commit to fostering a more inclusive society every day of the year! #WorldDownSyndromeDay #InclusionMatters #VisibleAndHiddenDisabilities #MarchAwareness #AprilInclusion #EveryDayInclusion 🌟🤝🏾 This year's World Down Syndrome Day theme is 'End The Stereotypes'. #EndTheStereotype Did you know❓ Each year, about 6,000 babies born in the United States have Down syndrome. This means that Down syndrome occurs in about 1 in every 700 babies. There are three types of Down syndrome: trisomy 21 (nondisjunction) accounts for 95% of cases, translocation accounts for about 4%, and mosaicism accounts for about 1% #GCBRandTCSLC Source from: Global Network of Young Persons with Disabilities, Down Syndrome NGO's and Charities #signatureuniqueness Down's Syndrome Association Down Syndrome International Canadian Down Syndrome Society