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☘️ Happy St. Patrick's Day! ☘️ As we celebrate the luck of the Irish this weekend, remember that success isn't just about luck—it's about hard work, dedication, and a little sprinkle of determination and good communication. May the spirit of St. Patrick inspire you to chase your goals with passion and persistence. Wishing you all a St. Patrick’s Day filled with prosperity and good fortune! #StPatricksDay #LuckOfTheIrish #BusinessSuccess" #4pc #scalingup #executivecoach #businesscoach @ScalingUpCoaches

WOOF! Family businesses can be rough, but when they go right, they go right! Hats off to all of the #familyowned businesses who make it work and create a strong #KC! #familybusiness #business #family #culture

Fireworks aren't the only sparks flying on July 4th. As we gather to celebrate Independence Day, let's pivot our gaze from the sky to the ground, specifically to the seeds of innovation and entrepreneurship that define the American spirit. The Fourth of July isn't just about our past victories; it's a live canvas of the ongoing American dream. Entrepreneurs and business leaders today embody the very essence of that dream: the freedom to create, to fail, and to succeed. This holiday, as we enjoy the barbecue and fireworks, let's also ignite our commitment to innovation, diversity, and the relentless pursuit of greatness. America's strength lies not just in its history, but in its ability to reinvent itself through the courage and creativity of its people. Let's discuss: How does the spirit of July 4th inspire you in your professional journey? Engage below with your thoughts and let's spark a conversation that celebrates not just our independence, but our collective future. #July4th #ProfessionalGrowth #Innovation

William Phelps Eno, often referred to as the "Father of Traffic Safety," was an American businessman and innovator who played a pivotal role in the development of early road safety and traffic control measures. Despite never learning to drive a car himself, Eno's contributions have had a lasting impact on the way we navigate our streets and cities. Here are some highlights of his life and work: - Born: June 3, 1858, in New York City. - Education: Attended Hopkins Grammar School, Williston Academy, and graduated from Yale University in 1882. - Innovations: Credited with creating the stop sign, pedestrian crosswalk, traffic circle, one-way street, taxi stand, and pedestrian safety islands. - Traffic Plans: Developed the first traffic plans for major cities like New York, London, and Paris. His rotary traffic plan was implemented at Columbus Circle in New York City in 1905, at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris in 1907, and at Piccadilly Circus in London in 1926. - Publications: Wrote the first-ever manual of police traffic regulations and authored "Rules of the Road" in 1903. - Legacy: Founded the Eno Transportation Foundation in 1921 to promote improvements in transportation and traffic management. Eno passed away on December 3, 1945, in Norwalk, Connecticut, but his legacy continues to influence modern transportation and traffic systems around the world. #inspirationalquote #motivationalquote #wisdomquotes #lifelesson

It's a new day, a new century, a new idea of success. Does Diddy still have his pulse on the culture? The answer is YES. Check out our recap of the inaugural Revolt World: https://lnkd.in/eHVfxSp6

Did you know that Corporate Traffic Logistics is a family owned and operated business? Check out this video to learn more about the Cline brothers and their success with Corporate Traffic since 1992.

Take a listen: One of the most powerful things we can do is to build and sustain financial legacy. #Building #Dfree #WeGotUs #LevelUp #FinancialEmpowerment

It would be a fair question to ask: What does a 40-year-old movie and its subsequent franchise have to do with one of the most iconic westerns of all time, which, in turn, was a remake of a great Japanese classic? It may take a few paragraphs, but eventually, we'll get there. In this cautionary tale, John Nicola, Chairman and CEO of Nicola Wealth, explores the story of seven mega-cap technology giants in the U.S. market, aptly referred to as the "Magnificent Seven." Read here: http://ow.ly/Vle0104VJ4O

What a great event for business owners thinking about exiting their business in the near future.

I'm telling a bit of Captain James Cook's story, to illustrate elements of Captain James Kirk's story, to speak of refer them to Odysseus's story, to make plain the war in Vietnam, and question the Vietnam war hero, whether HAL, of Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, is the real hero of that "epic", or "flick", or "pic" is documentary evidence, useable in court, from a body cam, or a body slam, or spliced, so it will say whatever-- or nothing-- having been "doctored"-- it is now unuseable at all, in both our legal and medical "spheres". It is hard to convey my enthusiasm for Captain James Cook's story, and not just the early part. The whole thing. The whole enchillada, chinchilla, aspergillis, wrented, ragged, temple curtain, sinsemilla, sticks, seeds-- rehab. The early part of his career, is, for me, the most heroic. Cook is a bright boy. He's driven by curiosity to explore school boy subjects of all kinds, including mathematics. He takes it all in. His dad is a migrant laborer-- from Scotland. You hearing me, you guy "its", who buy my products, no matter how crappy? You ever hear of migrant labor -- from Scotland? You think that only come from Mexico? Or via Mexico? That is the conventional view-- and it is time you guy "its" become nonconformists. A Scot's man is reputable, full of vim and vigor, making the best of a bad situation. Pushed out of Scotland, he'll make his way to Marton-in-Cleveland, Yorkshire, ENGLAND. We're in 2024, not in 1728, year of Cook's birth, or in 1779, year of Cook's death. It is very, very cool, these years, these numbers. So far as I know, all the numbers and years surrounding a millenium change, are powerful. It doesn't have to be 2001, or for that matter, 1999. What are we going to? Interpollation? Too many of us have given up hope, and are soulless ghouls. There are the ghouls of the underprivileged, and ghouls of the overprivileged. But looking around, 2024 isn't such a bad year. I'm not saying it is a perfect year. It has potential. I mean democratic potential, by the way. I hope so. I know so.