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🔦🔦 LINKEDIN LIMELIGHT 🔦🔦 of the week – The power of teamwork is unmatched Here's why we love 💙 this post: 🔦 The story exemplifies exceptional teamwork and dedication, key qualities that are highly valued in any professional setting. 🤩🙌🏻 🔦 Tying the story to the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games makes the post timely and relevant. Keeping content connected to current events and trending topics can increase engagement and visibility. ❤️ 🔦 Using hashtags like #womeninsports and #Paris2024 taps into ongoing conversations and trending topics. 🤝 Thanks to The Female Quotient for weaving together an inspiring narrative, promoting key values, and connecting to current events. This post effectively engages LinkedIn’s professional audience and reinforces positive attributes. #LinkedInLimelight #LucyBingle #Teamwork #Professionalism

The power of being in sync with your partners.

Visually impaired runner Libby Clegg and Paralympic guide Chris Clarke ran wrist to wrist, perfectly synchronized, and won gold in the 100-meter and 200-meter races at the Paralympic Games in 2016, breaking the Paralympic world record! Interestingly, Clarke didn’t make it for England’s national team and couldn’t compete in the 2016 Olympics, but he made a comeback by partnering with a winner in the 2016 Paralympic. He and Clegg trained for only two months together, and he helped Clegg see what she couldn't see. The takeaway? Winners need opportunity. When a winner partners with another winner, the likelihood of success DOUBLES. Are you teaming with winners? Repost this to your winner partners! #Success #Teamwork #Partnership #Cofounders

Since 1960, the Paralympic Games have challenged notions of disability, and what began as a movement with just 400 athletes, has grown to 4,400 across 22 sports. Outstanding performances from Paralympians like Natalie du Toit, the first amputee swimmer to compete in both the Olympic and Paralympic Games, and Abdellatif Baka, a visually impaired runner who not only broke the 1500m T13 world record, but ran it 1.71 seconds faster than the Olympic gold medallist that same year, help prove to the world that firsts go beyond the podium. Explore #TheFirstEffect and see the impact firsts at the Olympic and Paralympic Games have had on the world. https://deloi.tt/3WRg6A5

Since 1960, the Paralympic Games have challenged notions of disability, and what began as a movement with just 400 athletes, has grown to 4,400 across 22 sports. Outstanding performances from Paralympians like Natalie du Toit, the first amputee swimmer to compete in both the Olympic and Paralympic Games, and Abdellatif Baka, a visually impaired runner who not only broke the 1500m T13 world record, but ran it 1.71 seconds faster than the Olympic gold medallist that same year, help prove to the world that firsts go beyond the podium. Explore #TheFirstEffect and see the impact firsts at the Olympic and Paralympic Games have had on the world. https://deloi.tt/3x1XNxM

How Inclusion in Paralympics Can Transform Climbing: Funding and Recognition Discover how inclusion in the Paralympics can have a profound impact on climbing, leading to increased funding and recognition. Explore the potential benefits for athletes in Canada and worldwide, and the opportunities for growth in the sport. #InclusionInParalympics #ClimbingFunding #SportRecognition #AthleteSupport #Paralympics #SportGrowth #SportsFunding #ClimbingCommunity #ClimbingOpportunities #GlobalSports

How will Australia deliver on the vision to #WinWell? Day 2 of #WC2WB kicked off today with a panel conversation unpacking what it means and what it takes to win well. Paralympic athletes Vanessa Low OAM and Angie Ballard talked about the importance of knowing athletes individually, finding ways for each athlete to be at there best when it matters most. The pursuit of “winning well” in a Paralympic context [and arguably every context with the aim of optimising human performance] requires understanding the person, their impairment and unique needs for unlocking performance. A few takeaways on how to go the distance in pursuit of excellence in sport: ✅Value people beyond their performance. ✅ Keep the bigger plan in mind ✅ There is always something that can be done to improve. Keep moving forward. ✅The joy of sport is in the here and now. Don’t just look at the results. Enjoy the process. Paralympics Australia Australian Sports Commission #highperformance #paris2024

Can't wait to see all our in-store & online activations start - celebrating how players support Team GB and ParalympicsGB when they play National Lottery games. In the meantime, there's this cracking series starting on Friday! #retail #retailmarketing #Paris2024 #Olympics #Paralympics #TheNationalLottery

Wondering how the Paralympics got their start? Learn about the history of the #Paralympics and the inspiring stories of para-athletes. Check it out! https://lnkd.in/eKmXuNE2

100 days to go until the Para Athletics competitions during Paris 2024 Paralympic Games! 🎖️ Join Panasonic and Paralympic champion Hannah Cockroft OBE, PLY, DL as we look forward to the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. Hannah will be joined by up to 4400 athletes competing in 549 medal events in the French capital from August 28th to September 8th. Para Athletics is the largest sport on the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games programme in terms of the number of athletes competing and the number of medal events and its competitions will start on August 30th. Did you know that Para Athletics was one of the eight sports included in the first Paralympic Games in Rome, Italy, in 1960? Athletes compete in each event according to their specific classification. Some compete in wheelchairs, others with prostheses, while athletes with visual impairments are assisted by a sighted guide. As a proud Worldwide Partner of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, Panasonic is committed to promoting inclusivity and global harmony through the power of sport. 🌍 #Paralympics #Athletes #Paris2024 #Passion #Sport #PanasonicEurope