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It truly is the most wonderful time of the year! A season filled with joy, laughter, and cherished moments with loved ones. Let’s make this holiday one to remember by spreading love and gratitude. 💚 What are you most looking forward to this holiday season? Share your favourite traditions in the comments! 🎁🎉 #MostWonderfulTimeOfTheYear #HolidaySeason #FamilyMoments #SpreadJoy #SDWConsultingCo

Gratitude changes everything. Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving! #Pivetticoaching #RealestateMindset #RealEstateCoaching #RealEstateSuccess #AgentTips #RealtorLife #RealEstateCareer #CoachingForRealtors #RealEstateMentor #GrowYourBusiness #RealEstateTraining #RealtorCoaching #RealEstateAdvice

🎄Christmas has always fascinated me, especially because of the Santa stories we grew up hearing. Although we didn’t celebrate it, I always imagined Santa Claus riding around in his sleigh, spreading joy and happiness. Over time, I’ve come to realize that every Christmas—or any festival, for that matter—is an opportunity to be someone’s Santa. It’s a chance to give something meaningful to your loved ones or close friends. It doesn’t have to be something extravagant—just something they need or perhaps something they once mentioned wanting. For me, a gift isn’t just a commodity to be exchanged. It can be anything—a wish fulfilled, a dream supported, or even a checklist item they once casually shared with you. As a Sales Professional, I’ve always been taught that Attention to Detail is one of the most important aspects of any conversation. By God’s grace, I’ve been blessed with a good memory, especially when it comes to recalling small details that people mention. I often find joy in surprising them by fulfilling those little desires they once expressed. Just imagine how special it feels when you casually say, “I was thinking about doing this,” and someone makes it happen for you one day. That thoughtful gesture not only strengthens bonds but also shows how deeply someone values you. So, this Christmas, be someone’s Santa. Pay attention to the little things, because sometimes it’s not the fancy gifts from the store that make the biggest impact. Sometimes, it’s as simple as making a cup of tea for your loved one, completely unannounced, that makes the moment truly special. Merry Christmas 2024!🎄🎅☃️❄️

Thanksgiving isn’t just a day; it’s a feeling of gratitude and joy. 🦃🍂 Let’s celebrate the love of family, the warmth of friends, and the blessings in every moment. 💕 Wishing you a Thanksgiving full of smiles and togetherness! 🧡 Drop a ❤️ if you’re feeling thankful today! #thanksgivingday #happythanksgivingday #thanksgivingday2024 #clicktappdigitalmedia

Merry Christmas, everyone! Here's a fun thought... I thought a good example of the Insights colour system would be to give Santa an imagined profile! 🎅 🔥 Firstly, Fiery Red: This might be controversial, but I think Santa's strongest energy might be his Fiery Red. Santa’s a natural leader, taking charge of his workshop, setting clear goals, and making sure the mission gets done. No one can argue with a man who delivers millions of gifts in one night! 💛 Sunshine Yellow: Of course, Santa is known to be a figure festive cheer wherever he goes! Santa’s enthusiasm has got to be a strong part of his profile, coming in as the second colour strength. 🎁 Cool Blue: While being third on the list, Santa’s definitely got an eye for the details! From the lists of who’s been naughty or nice to managing the logistics of worldwide toy delivery, he’s a master at organising and planning. 💚 Earth Green: But finally, Santa has of course got that caring, compassionate side. How else does he put so much love and care into all his gifts? So, what do you think? Do you have different interpretations? If you’d like to find out more about your own Insights profile, send me a DM - but maybe after Christmas is over! 😉 #Insights #Teamwork #HR #Christmas

🎄 Are you repeating Christmas Traditions that DRAIN you 🎄 As parents, we often find ourselves repeating traditions from our own childhood, some heartwarming, others... exhausting. Maybe you’re now the one hosting 15 people for Christmas dinner, just like your parents did. But ask yourself, are these traditions the ones you want, or are you doing them simply because “it’s what we do as a family”? Recreating family traditions can be lovely, but only if they bring you joy. Take a moment to reflect this year: are these traditions filling your cup or draining it? If it doesn't work for you, then let it go and create new traditions that feel meaningful and manageable to you and your children. What traditions are you carrying forward this Christmas, and are they ones you truly love? Let’s talk in the comments! #FamilyTraditions #HolidayReflections #ChristmasYourWay #ParentingByDesign

In today's blog post, I invite you to join me in beginning Advent with attention to joy. https://lnkd.in/gwwy854c

Cooking, hosting, dodging family drama—or maybe all three? 🦃✨ Let’s talk about how gratitude can keep you sane this Thanksgiving. In today’s #WisdomWednesday, I’m sharing a lighthearted take on surviving the holiday chaos while staying focused on what truly matters. Whether you’re proving your cooking skills, navigating tricky conversations, or just trying to enjoy the day, gratitude is the secret sauce to making it all a little easier (and a lot more joyful). 💡 What’s one thing you’re grateful for this holiday season? Share it in the comments—I’d love to hear! And if you missed the live, catch the replay for some laughs and a quick reminder to pause and soak in the good stuff. #Thanksgiving #Gratitude #WisdomWednesday #LeadershipTips

Even the smallest gestures of gratitude can create a profound impact. Let's appreciate this Thanksgiving's simple blessings and watch how they multiply into abundance. ✨ #SimpleJoys #OverflowingGratitude" #ExecutiveCoaching #BusinessCoach #LeadershipDevelopment

As Thanksgiving approaches, I find myself reflecting on the layers of meaning this day holds. Thanksgiving is a time of gratitude and gathering. But for Native American families, it can also be a complex and bittersweet day. This holiday often brings up memories of a complicated history. In my community, we have chosen to acknowledge these nuances but still make it a day for togetherness, honoring our own traditions and celebrating in a way that feels right for us. 🦃 One of these traditions is what we call "burying the bird," which involves wrapping the turkey and cooking it in an underground pit, using hot coals to slow-roast it. This is a goofy tradition that brings laughter and good stories every year: → Digging the pit and lining it with stones or coals, which are heated until red-hot. → Preparing the bird by wrapping it in foil to protect it and seal in moisture. → Burying it in the earth and slow-roasting it for hours (someone always has to stay on “bird watch,” so we take turns). The result? A tender, juicy turkey with a smoky, earthy flavor that comes from cooking in such a natural way. It’s our way of giving thanks in a way that feels grounded in the earth, our connection to each other, our heritage, and most importantly – our creator. ✨ To all who celebrate this day, may it be one filled with meaning, gratitude, and connection. What are your traditions on Thanksgiving? #Thanksgiving #FamilyTraditions #NativeAmericanCulture