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🌟 Reflective Insight 🌟 “One faces the future with one’s past.” - Pearl S. Buck Pearl S. Buck’s words remind us of the continuous thread that connects our past with our future. This quote highlights the importance of our life experiences as the foundation upon which we build our future. It encourages us to look at our past not as a series of isolated events but as a rich tapestry of lessons that shape who we are and guide us forward. Our history, with all its triumphs and challenges, informs our choices and perspectives, paving the way for future growth and decisions. Let’s honor our past as a valuable asset in facing the future, learning from it, and using it as a compass for the journey ahead. 🔄🛤️ #PastAndFuture #PearlSBuckWisdom
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Read more about Dal's new Vice President People & Culture (my boss) below!
Meet our first VP People & Culture: alum Grace Jefferies-Aldridge (BA'00)! She's drawing on her personal and professional experience to help build a more inclusive university. https://bit.ly/42vm7Dq
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Ever pondered the heights you could reach if you simply decided to aim for the stars? Garrett Morgan, an innovator and trailblazer, once said, “If you can be the best, then why not try to be the best.” These words are a powerful reminder of the potential that lies within each of us. Morgan wasn't just dreaming; he was doing. His inventions and perseverance broke barriers, proving that excellence isn't about where you start, but where you're determined to go. At Real Men Teach, we embody this spirit of relentless pursuit. Whether it's in the field of education, inventing, or breaking new ground, the message is clear: mediocrity is not our destiny. We're here to excel, to push boundaries, and to inspire those around us to do the same. Let's carry Morgan's legacy forward, nurturing a mindset of excellence in ourselves and the young minds we're shaping. What's one area you're striving to be your best in? Share your journey towards excellence and let's motivate each other to reach the pinnacle of our potential. #RealMenTeach
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Impact as a Force For Good: There is no such thing as 'just' a job. Every role, no matter how small it may seem, carries the weight of impact and the power to make a difference. Recognizing our impact isn't just about celebrating big achievements; it's about valuing the ripples we create with each action, influencing lives and shaping outcomes. Whether it's a word of encouragement or a task well done, our smallest contributions can ignite change, turning the ordinary into a legacy of meaningful influence.
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Much like actual black swans, black swan events are not as rare as you might think. On average, we see two happen every decade. While you cannot know when they will happen, businesses can insulate themselves from impact by strategically planning for growth while remaining adaptable to market changes. This requires structured growth frameworks, constant process improvement, and readiness to capitalize on opportunities. #mercatocompass
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During a moment of reflection, distinct from our usual weekend pause, I revisited a pivotal insight that struck me nine years ago today, November 10. Samuel Goldwyn’s wisdom revealed that success in life and the achievement of our ambitions depend not just on skill and talent; what's crucial is our enduring commitment. This realization has anchored itself as a key pillar in shaping one of the values I practice daily, notably encapsulated by the acronym D.A.D. — decisions, actions, and discipline. It's important to remember that our path is ongoing and strewn with challenges. Yet, it's our steadfast commitment and indomitable spirit that will navigate us through the trials we face. #DecisionsActionsDiscipline #KeepMovingForward
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[WHAT WE VALUE MOST 4/4] Give a damn about your work. You're building a legacy with your own two hands. So make something you're proud of. Create a legacy. See our values here 👉 https://bit.ly/3QiJ72z
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Bishop & General Overseer @ Faith Covenant Church Zimbabwe; Peacebuilding, Mediation & Community Dialogue Consultant
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Michael Phelps' inspiring words remind us that the journey to success is often paved with obstacles, doubters, and inevitable mistakes. However, it is through resilience and hard work that these hurdles can be overcome, turning adversity into stepping stones toward limitless achievements. Join the #CalvinAyreFoundation, as we collectively strive for greatness, acknowledging that hard work is the key to surpassing any challenge. Discover more about our initiatives at https://lnkd.in/dUmwg9Uq today.
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Global Supply Chain & Procurement Expert | Strategic Sourcing | Lean Six Sigma Black Belt | Executive Consultant
We were a great society not so long ago, when honor was earned through integrity and acts of true courage, not senseless bloodshed. For thousands of years we fought. Fought 2 world wars that almost destroyed us. Whole generations were nearly wiped out. Courageous people began to realize they could make a difference… Today, we stand at another pivotal moment in history. As leaders, thinkers, and innovators, it's our responsibility to build on the legacy of those who came before us. We must embrace the lessons of the past to forge a future where competition fosters innovation rather than conflict, and where our ambitions drive us towards sustainability and cooperation, not division. Let us honor the courage of past generations by committing to a world where integrity and honor are the cornerstones of society once again. Let’s invest in creating systems that reflect our highest ideals and strive to bring out the best in each other. Join me in this conversation. How can we, as professionals and leaders in our fields, contribute to a society that values integrity and courage over all? Your thoughts and actions today will help shape the legacy we leave for future generations
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