Saying thank you - an occasion that connects! Even though Thanksgiving traditionally comes from the USA, the idea behind it is universal: to pause and express gratitude. We at battenfeld-cincinnati would like to use this occasion to say “thank you”. Thank you to our employees, who shape our company with commitment and passion. Thank you to our customers and partners who place their trust in us and work with us towards common goals. We wish you all a day full of gratitude, shared moments and small joys - whether you celebrate Thanksgiving or not. Solidarity and appreciation know no boundaries. #Thanksgiving #Thanks #Appreciation #TogetherStrong #Teamwork
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🍁 Happy Thanksgiving to My Amazing Network 🍁 As we gather around the table today (or connect virtually with loved ones), I want to take a moment to share a thought about giving and empathy—two values that truly make this season special. Thanksgiving isn’t just about gratitude; it’s about action. It’s about asking: Who around me could use a helping hand? How can I give not just things, but my time, attention, or support? Sometimes, the greatest gift we can give someone is simply empathy: 🧡 Listening without the need to respond. 🧡 Understanding their perspective without judgment. 🧡 Showing up when it matters most. Empathy isn’t just a personal value—it’s a business superpower, too. Whether in leadership, teamwork, or client relationships, the ability to understand and connect with others is the foundation of trust, loyalty, and success. So, this Thanksgiving, I encourage you to: ✅ Thank someone who’s impacted your life this year. ✅ Check in on someone who may feel overlooked or disconnected. ✅ Offer support to someone who’s struggling, even if it’s just a kind word. We all have the power to make someone else’s day a little brighter, and that ripple effect of kindness can change lives. 💡 What are you most thankful for this year? Drop it in the comments—I’d love to hear your reflections!
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From our team to your home, we hope you have a great day filled with spending time with your loved ones. (And eating that extra piece of pie!) We are thankful for each one of the people we work with to make our communities even better! As we pause to celebrate Thanksgiving, I'm struck by a profound truth that many Indigenous peoples have long embraced – gratitude isn't meant to be confined to a single day, but rather woven into the fabric of our daily lives. Their wisdom teaches us that true appreciation is a practice, a way of moving through the world that transforms how we see everything around us. Many Indigenous communities start each day with expressions of thanksgiving – for the sun that rises, for the water that sustains us, for the earth that supports us, and for the connections that bind us together. This daily practice of gratitude isn't just a ritual – it's a powerful lens through which to view life, one that can profoundly impact our well-being and our relationships with others. Let's draw inspiration from these timeless teachings and carry the spirit of thanksgiving with us beyond this holiday. Whether it's starting our meetings with a moment of appreciation, acknowledging our daily wins, or simply taking time to recognize each other's contributions, we can make gratitude a cornerstone of our culture. #Thanksgiving #GiveThanks #ThankfulforYou #TurkeyDinner #Pie #bkonnected #indigenous #communities #team #teachings
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