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Working and coaching with leadership is such a rewarding experience for me. At CREADIS Sp. z o.o., we decided to focus even more on bringing meaning, value and positivity to the company's employees and families - they even had a great summer party on the 16th June.  I am so proud to work with this management team. What's not to absolutely LOVE?  #Management #Leadershipdevelopment #Coaching

More than office space…

Being part of efforts that help bridge the employment gap are of huge importance to me. One of the reasons why I love working with Startup Hakk is because they are succeeding at bridging that employment gap through training and job placement.

Working and coaching with leadership is such a rewarding experience for me. At CREADIS Sp. z o.o., we decided to focus even more on bringing meaning, value and positivity to the company's employees and families - they even had a great summer party on the 16th June. I am so proud to work with this management team. What's not to absolutely LOVE? #Management #Leadershipdevelopment #Coaching

FivePoint introduced the first of what is now eight communities in Great Park Neighborhoods 10 years ago with the promise that “life will be different here.” It’s more than just a slogan. It’s a goal and daily challenge to create a place with distinctive style and personality. One that’s lively and imaginative, with a few surprises and delights along the way. Beyond the creation of new streets and structures, residents and visitors tell us they feel a strong sense of community, opportunity and connection at GPN... something different than what they once knew before. As FivePoint continues to invite the community to celebrate GPN’s 10th anniversary, it’s been fun to find collaborators who share that vision and have an interest in creating a uniquely DIFFERENT kind of experience -- both for Great Park Neighborhoods residents and the surrounding community. In the spirit of a modern-day speakeasy, the Irvine location of Left Coast Brewing Co. (located a stone's throw from GPN) has introduced a special “life will be different here” blonde ale this month into its collection of craft brews. If you know to ask for it and tell them Great Park Neighborhoods sent you, you’ll get a free collectible 10th anniversary pint glass. And food/drink discounts (shh… it’ll be our secret). But for those who don't know to ask for it, we're hearing the name is piquing curiosity, inspiring taste tests, and creating conversation.   So... please stop by to raise a glass and say CHEERS TO 10 YEARS… and celebrate the beauty that comes with being different. Details: https://lnkd.in/g2NzC5rR

Bus, plane, train, car, taxi, elevator, walking, boat, ferry, barge, hoist, line dancing...you name it, I probably took it as mode of transport as I worked on the Queensland Home Care Workforce Support Program. If I could swim, I would have, to connect the strands of all the great work already happening to create better outcomes for older people through the workforce lens. Maybe not with the crocs though. Because that's the thing with these types of Programs, its not always about re-creating the wheel. Sometimes its about uncovering nuggets of gold that are already there and listening, learning, understanding and then finding the best way to wrap funding and supports around to enable the best chance of success. Making a connection to strengthen that spark of innovation. Then connecting that wisdom right back to the top where it needs to be heard to hopefully help guide the ship in the right direction. And I tell you what, can the line dancers of of the north tear up a dance floor! We are down to our last few spots for our forums next week, don't miss this opportunity to hear from Emeritus Professor Julie Byles AO B Med, PhD who led the program’s independent evaluation. Regos close tomorrow. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gps-7yre

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April 18, 2024 A day that lives rent free in the hearts and minds of millions… My dear friend Tony (Named Man) Militello reminded me that yesterday was officially National High Five ✋🏾 Day. National High Five Day is a reminder that every little success in life deserves a bit of celebration, and the high five serves as a universal form of just that - celebration. Here are five fun facts everyone should know about the High Five: 1. The origin story of the high five is up for debate, but most sophisticated scholars (I’ll self select into this category if I may) believe it originated on October 2, 1977 in downtown Los Angeles 2. Research indicates that sports teams who give the most high fives have increased performance and win a significantly higher percentage of games 3. Cats that are trained to give high fives are more adoptable (but we all know that the most adoptable cats are those who act like dogs (so we’re clear) 4. The high five is officially a universal gesture. People on every continent are doing it. In fact, one gentleman, Craig Lewis actually quit his job to high five the world. He traveled to 36 countries, high fiving his way through them all 👋🏽 5. The path to a perfect high five (thank you Keith Mercurio) is to look at the other person’s elbow So, if you’re having an excellent week… A few well executed high fives today will make it even better. If you’re having an average week… A few energy generating high fives will help you (and others) close the week on a high note. And if you’ve had “one of those weeks.” So has someone else. They might just need a high five (and a hug) as much as anything today. The brilliance of the high five, like so many other things. Is that the getting is in the giving. So give away. Because someone else might need a little celebrating, a bit of encouragement more than you know. Shoutout Stacie Clark for celebrating and encouraging so many others daily 👊🏽