As the 150th Kentucky Derby quickly approaches, how do you plan to celebrate the Run for the Roses 🐎 🌹 without putting your recovery, or the recovery of a loved on, at risk? Here are a few tips ⬇️
1. Plan ahead.
2. Avoid being alone.
3. Spend quality time with a group of sober friends.
4. Host your own Derby party.
5. Get crafty and enjoy a Derby mocktail.
6. Make short appearances and drive yourself.
7. Keep it simple and don’t stress too much about what everyone else is doing.
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Those are two words that have been used to describe Yellow Dog by one of our longest tenured clubs. How would you describe your inventory solution?
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Good News Friday is here! Now, whether you are a basketball fan or not, an Oakland University fan or not, last night was an absolute lesson in how one identifies where they are and sees the Dream where they want to go as Oakland upset Kentucky in the NCAA tournament, a 14 seed beating a 3 seed and powerhouse. The article I am reposting from Front Office Sports provides an insight to an individual who was a redshirt freshman at an DII school but whose dream was to be on the court with the best. If you follow basketball, this is a Dream, and one that takes what I hope every leader is willing to admit they need:
🌄 Willing to dream - Let lose, dream at work and dream at home, be willing to do it! You did it as a kid, you can do it again! Remember your dreams as a kid, you wanted to be the best at a certain sport, hobby, whatever it was and you would do everything to make it happen. Some of our best inventions and leaders have been those that dared to dream. People love to get behind a Dream!
🗣 Others - This individual, Jack Gohlke, needed coaches, trainers, his teammates, and many others at the university to be successful. Are you willing to let others help you be successful?
👷♂️ Hard Work - There will never be a substitute for this, and I am not talking about being so consumed that you don't have time for your family, others, or have horrible balance. But when you are in the arena, when you are in practice, when you are at work, you are giving your best, because you know the dream is worth it.
Allowing yourself to dream, allowing others to help, working hard, are three great ways to see your life, both professional and personal, go to the next level! Have a powerful day and you have what it takes!
#Dream#DreamBigGoBig#EncourageAndTakeCareOfEachOther
Five years ago, Jack Gohlke was a redshirt freshman at Division II Hillsdale College.
Last night, he made 10 three-point shots and scored 32 points as 14-seed Oakland upset 3-seed Kentucky in the NCAA Tournament.
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How will the world change on May 28? The new Ocean Shipping Reform Act begins to change everything - the Detention and Demurrage Rule tells us how. But not everything is crystal clear, so this year's AGRICULTURE TRANSPORTATION COALITION (AgTC) Annual Meeting will be full of new thoughts, new solutions, new players, new service providers, and new questions for the industry, shipper, FMC decision-makers. www.agtrans.org/events
Amped for this year's trip to Tacoma! Last year was a blast.... This year promises to be even better. Make sure to reach out, or find us and say hello! We will be attending Mon, Tue and Wed.
For those you of heading out to celebrate St Patrick’s Day tomorrow, here’s a few tips to make sure you can still be the life of the paddy and make it home safe 🍀
Napoleon Hill's Thought for the Day:
A little job well done is the first step toward a bigger one.
Success is more of a process than an event. Great success is achieved after a long string of small successes. Most of us earn our stripes one step at a time, and we work our way up through the ranks. When we begin our careers, we are given assignments that are commensurate with our skill and experience. As we prove our worth to the organization, we are gradually entrusted with more responsibility for one position, do so with an eye toward the next one. Do your absolute best every day in your job, but always plan for the future. View each day as an opportunity to learn something that will make you more valuable to the company or organization so that when the tie arrives for promotions, your name will be the first one that comes to the boss’s mind.
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