Trinity Health PACE’s Post

Today, we pause to honor and celebrate the pillars of wisdom in our lives: our beloved grandparents. Their tales of yesteryears, their lessons rooted in experiences, and their never-ending love have woven the fabric of our families. From the scent of cookies baking to the echo of laughter during family gatherings, grandparents fill our homes with warmth and memories. Happy National Grandparents Day! Thinking of creating new memories in a place you can call home? Let's embark on this journey together and find a space where generations can come together, share stories, and build lasting memories. #NationalGrandparentsDay #MemoryLane #CENTURY21Edge See less

These thoughts are even more important today. Take a second to think about the impact of recent Supreme Court decisions on these founding principles.

Although this post is more personal than business oriented, I think the message is relevant for both individuals and organizations. My fellow Americans, I encourage us to celebrate our nation's holidays. All of them. (Click below to learn more.)

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How most people see it: ✅ Parades and festivities ✅ Family gatherings and BBQs ✅ Fireworks lighting up the night sky ✅ Patriotic displays of red, white, and blue ✅ Celebrating American freedom and history Here’s what July 4th really represents for us: ❌ The ongoing struggle for equality and justice ❌ The responsibility to uphold democratic values ❌ The opportunity to come together as a community ❌ The need to reflect on our nation's progress and challenges ❌ The bravery and sacrifice of those who fought for our freedom Let me break this to you: True celebration is acknowledging our past while working for a better future. Freedom is earned. Unity is essential. We grow as a nation when we embrace our history and strive for progress. So if you’re not feeling the celebration today, that’s okay. Patriotism is built through action, not just festivities. Reflection is the foundation. Community and shared values are the fuel. It’s more than just a holiday. Keep pushing for the ideals that July 4th stands for. Like in investing when creating generational wealth & legacy for decades. Like in real life when celebrating life, building communities and uniting people together. Happy July 4th!!! Are you celebrating today? P.S. I’ve opened 2 news spots for my 1:1 mentorship program. I show everything I do to build my investing portfolio and how to start investing successfully as a healthcare professional. Send me a DM & let’s chat. P.P.S. Expect some updates & upgrades in my content in the next few weeks. 🙏🏿

On the latest episode of Eye on Gwinnett, learn about the upcoming Memorial Day Ceremony, AAPI Heritage Night Celebration, summer meals program return, and more!

🧡 Happy National Grandparents Day! 🧡 Today, we celebrate the love, wisdom, and care that grandparents bring into our lives. Whether they're sharing stories from the past or creating new memories, grandparents hold a special place in our hearts. Tag your grandparents or share your favorite memory with them in the comments below! 👇 #NationalGrandparentsDay #FamilyLove #GenerationalWisdom #dayeslawfirm

Today we honor and celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Join me in honoring and celebrating the rich cultures, histories, and contributions of Indigenous peoples. Indigenous Peoples’ Day was first instituted in Berkeley, California, in 1992, to coincide with the 500th anniversary of the arrival of Columbus in the Americas. It serves as a day to recognize and respect the resilience and diversity of Indigenous communities. Fun Fact: Did you know that there are over 476 million Indigenous people living in 90 countries across the world? They speak an estimated 7,000 languages and have unique cultural practices that have been passed down through generations. Here are 5 ways to honor the day: 1. Learn about the land you occupy. 2. Listen, follow and support Indigenous voices. 3. See Native American movies and read literature published by Indigenous authors. 4. Patronize Native American and Indigenous brands and businesses. 5. Embrace learning the true history of Indigenous communities. Share your learning with friends, family, and colleagues.

When I was in my early 20’s, closer to the time I moved from my small town to the bustling capital of New Delhi, I realised I wanted to grow old. Around the time I reached adulthood, I wanted to blow my candles quick! I wanted to be in my 40’s. 20 years back, I didn’t see youth as a privilege. I saw it as a grind. I was hustling. I wanted that hustle that move to the next stage where I didn’t have to prove myself. I had seen my college seniors and then older colleagues at work, many of them women who seemed more in control of their lives, their minds and their presence. I wanted that poise. That confidence to be myself in my skin. To be a contributor. To have a mind of her own. To be heard. To be available for someone younger. To be a support to another woman or even a man in work or in life. To be something. To be someone! Now, in my 40’s, I’m also grateful for the youth that didn’t create a mirage of my own worth. I wasn’t trapped in my love for my youth. I love ageing. I love my greys, my wrinkles and everything else. I came late to the fitness party. And that’s the only small niggle I carry. Maybe I could have started a decade earlier. But then, when I look at my own story…of someone struggling to win against time, find purpose and push my own boundaries, my mental fitness was my primary priority. As workplaces grow and swell, it’s important to have these conversations. I can imagine insecurities, doubts and ideas of longevity can step into the best of us. As workforces change, let’s look at what do we mean by ‘prime’. Let’s talk about ageism. Wisdom. Experience. Let’s talk about how can we create inter-generational conversations at home, at work and everywhere else! Our stories are a work in progress. How we see it is more important than how we tell it. Good Morning! #Storytelling #StorytellingWithRituparna

So True and so important