Valter Cimini’s Post

I am grateful to God for an eventful year, for all the wins, for all the milestones, and for everything in between. In this Medium piece, I wrote about my major highlights of the year and lessons learned. You can read about it here: https://lnkd.in/eXzrdktr #2023inreview #lessons #2023reflections

Practicing mindfulness can significantly enhance your focus and reduce stress. A practical tip is to start your day with intention, focusing on being present in each activity without distraction. Also, Recreational rest is just as important as a good quality sleep. Take some time this long weekend to enjoy the beauty of nature ☀️.

Be thankful for everybody in your life, good and bad, past and present. They all helped you the person you are today. When I started this business I was helpless, no one wants to help . Sometimes close people talk to nice they are worse. I tried so hard and it wasn't easy . And still is not easy. But I have learned a lot from every moment and that is my benefit. I am greatful for everything 🙏. #thankful#smallbusiness#greatful#womensmallbusiness

POST 99/100 This post is dedicated to Bintu as I love to call her, another friend from our university days who has evolved from being a friend to becoming a sister. I am deeply grateful for the way you not only opened yourself to me but also welcomed my family into yours. Your sister is like my own sister, my own bestie, and your mum has become like a second mother to me. Thank you for all the support during those challenging and difficult days, your family was a constant ray of light and source of hope. One can never express enough gratitude for the help gotten when it was needed. Managing relationships over an extended period may pose challenges, but it is essential on the journey of personal growth. For a more in-depth exploration of this concept, consider getting a copy of my book titled "WHERE IS THE MONEY."

Thank you Dr. Anju Arora for dedicating such a nice book written on me. Be the force be with you and you were the light in that dark time. It's your faith which keeps us alive and push us to work more hard 🙏 .Here is link of the book, please have a read https://lnkd.in/eSQ8s7f6

Thank you Deepak Kanakaraju for featuring me in your blog posts. Will help you get your Six packs soon. The article link is in the comments.

We Cannot Underestimate The Power of Personal Branding

How to #lead now... Time series #7: THAT'S IT. Before #time became money as the saying goes: “time is money,” time was a gift. A gift from the gods, nature, ancestors such as parents, grandparents or great-grandparents. There were no clocks and no reason to measure them. It flowed around us, through us and for us in an eternal circle. No one could have it, but everyone could use it. You couldn't buy or sell it, only share and enjoy and be grateful for it. And there was a lot of time. There was more than enough time for everyone. (To read the full blog, please. Lick on the picture below) My key takeaways: 1. TIME IS A TOY. 2. TIME IS A TOY. 3. TIME IS A TOY.

Celebrating 2K Followers A Journey of Gratitude and Resilience A heartfelt thank you to every one of you who has supported me along this journey. Your encouragement and support have been a source of strength. It hasn't always been easy. There have been challenges, setbacks, and moments of doubt. Every obstacle has only made me stronger, Every setback has taught me valuable lessons. There is always a joy of -connecting with like-minded people, - sharing knowledge and insights. Valuable Learnings- Take a few moments each day to pause, reflect, and support those who have supported you. Let's continue to bring value and joy into our own lives and the lives of others. Let's keep the momentum going! If you've found value in my content, I invite you to share it with your network and continue to engage with me.

“Thanks”... What is “thanks?” Someone does something for you, maybe someone borrowed you some money or even gifted you stuff and you go, “thanks”. What happened to “thank you"? Or “Thank you so much” or “Thank you very much?” Do you know there's a major difference between “thanks” and “thank you?” “Thanks” shows a degree of lackadaisical and nonchalant appreciation for help being rendered, especially if what the person has done is significant. “Thank you” shows a deep-rooted appreciation for the help being rendered. Learn to appreciate people wholeheartedly. Don't trivialise people's kindness. I make it a personal rule to embarrass people who help me with my thanksgiving because I have the understanding that nobody owes me anything. People choose to be kind and nice mostly because of who they are. Whether it's your parents, siblings, partner or spouse, learn to say thank you in a way that is heartfelt and shows deep appreciation. Don't feel entitled to anybody's kindness. Nobody owes you anything. Even if you think they do, they can choose not to and at the end of the day, they're answerable to God not you. Learn to be deeply appreciative of people. It'd even encourage them to help you more. Use “thank you” instead of “thanks”, especially when significant help is rendered.