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"I'm a captain I don't need your portal, don't call me or text me " These words are shouted at me by a captain during a routine call, when I want to connect with him as a newcomer in shipping industry it shook my confidence Yet, with unwavering support from my team, I refused to let this setback define me. Their encouragement propelled me forward, enabling me to regain my confidence and resilience. This experience taught me invaluable lessons about perseverance and the importance of a supportive team To all my fellow newcomers facing similar challenges, remember - •You are capable •You are valuable •You are not alone #teamwork #teamsupport #shippingindustry

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After so many of you reached out following last week's video, I wanted to follow up with a message around courage and doing difficult things. I think these two videos are complementary and I love the story about these courageous sailors. These days I mostly think about doing difficult things in the context of building grit in my kids; but reading this story made me consider my own willingness to power through tough situations. Just how much am I willing to endure if the goal is worthwhile? I'm sure there's no one right answer. That said, I think it's natural and human to want to look back on our career and life and have examples of winning out over challenging obastacles and point to experiences that "made us who we are." I'm not suggesting we go "hero mode" and just power forward into punishing situations. Rather, can we find enjoyment in the mountain climb, and not just relief at the top? And, in the end, how does that climb change us for the better? Doing difficult things as a way to change and improve ourselves, find thrills in small wins, as well as get the prize at the end of the race is why we should do it. Maybe that's the new message for my kids, at least; but probably a reminder for myself at times, too. Let me know what you think and, if nothing else, maybe you at least have a new book for your nightstand. https://lnkd.in/eFcbh5GB #difficultsituations #goldenglobes #changemanagement

There is fascinating teamwork in the ocean kingdom. Because of which, sharks are scared of dolphins. You read it right. Dolphins roam the oceans in close-knit teams and put their individual intellect together, displaying far greater collective intellect. This makes them quite a threat for the deadly shark who roams individually. #powerofteamwork #teambuilding