Connor Freimuth’s Post

2600 people in Australia are diagnosed with Bowel Cancer before the age of 50. The signs are hard to detect, which leads to late diagnosis in so many under 50’s (like my mum @ 36). Some of the signs: - bleeding/blood when you poo - a change in your toilet habits. You might be going more or less often, or have diarrhoea or constipation that might come and go. - losing weight but you're not sure why. - feeling very tired all the time but you're not sure why. - a pain or lump in your tummy Go get a colonoscopy if you are 1% worried! Bowel Cancer Australia

I have an absolute different perspective on this!! In the dynamic realm of professional development, the significance of networking emerges not merely as a strategy, but as a cornerstone for unlocking unparalleled opportunities. My journey on LinkedIn serves as a compelling narrative of this very phenomenon, where connections transcend conventional boundaries, fostering mentorship, growth, and potential career avenues. Mentorship: A Catalyst for Professional Evolution Embarking on a career path often presents a myriad of challenges and uncertainties, particularly for students and early-career professionals. It is in this context that mentorship gains paramount importance, acting not just as guidance but as a transformative interaction that shapes one’s professional ethos and acumen. Through LinkedIn, I have had the privilege of encountering mentors whose generosity in sharing their wealth of experience and knowledge has been nothing short of inspirational. These relationships have illuminated various facets of the industry, enabling a deeper understanding and a more nuanced perspective on navigating my career trajectory. The Essence of Networking: Beyond Job Opportunities While securing a position is frequently viewed as the zenith of networking success, the essence and value of building connections extend far beyond immediate job prospects. It encompasses the exchange of ideas, the sharing of successes and failures, and the mutual growth that occurs through these interactions. Networking, therefore, is a gateway to a community of professionals committed to mutual learning and support, offering insights that are invaluable to both personal and professional development. In essence, LinkedIn has not only facilitated these connections but has also underscored the importance of openness to learning from others’ journeys. To students and early-career individuals, I encourage you to leverage this platform not just as a means to an end but as a vibrant community of potential mentors, peers, and opportunities waiting to be explored. The journey of professional growth is enriched significantly through the connections we make. Let us remain committed to seeking mentorship, fostering meaningful relationships, and embracing the myriad learning opportunities that come our way through platforms like LinkedIn. #Networking #Mentorship #ProfessionalGrowth #LinkedInSuccessStories

Have you ever asked yourself, "Where in my life do I have someone 100% committed to my greatness?" 🤔 Naeem Mahmood and Super Bowl Champion Bennie Fowler III understand the pivotal role a coach plays in achieving greatness. Just look at how Phil Jackson worked with Michael Jordan, illuminating blind spots and cultivating mindfulness to enhance communication and overall performance 🚀. If you're seeking someone wholly invested in your success, ready to guide you towards mindfulness, communication mastery, and impactful growth, then click the link below to schedule your Discovery Call and let's embark on this transformative journey together . ⚓︎👇🏼 https://lnkd.in/gsU6Qkk8

Mills & Reeve senior associate Giverny Wroe gives an overview of the action taken by various regulatory bodies following the documentary, Operation X: Secrets of the Horse Billionaire. Secrets of the Horse Billionaire.... interesting read! #EquineLaw #SportsLaw #InsuranceDisputes

Honesty - one of the most important thing for a successful person.

Honesty - One word ! So simple yet so powerful !

being honest is the key..

Where are you on a comfort level of being able to say “no”? ⚖️ If we look at a quick scale with 1 being that you can’t do it/never do it and 10 is that you have mastered saying no - where do you sit on this scale? 🗯️What is this telling you? What will you do? 😧Saying “no” is a common subject raised in my coaching practice and it requires accountability. It also requires space and thinking time to be action-led. ⚽️Whether you are a football fan or not, I’m sharing the below post from Gary Neville with thanks because it highlights a helpful perspective and offers some takeaways beyond just sport and leadership: ✅ It explores the theme of lessons learnt/reflections looking back. ➡️This is valuable to shape where you are going next. ✅ At what point will you know you need to take action? ➡️ How will you know this is impacting you? ✅ What impact is not saying no having on your mind, body and spirit? ➡️ How can you address this? ✅ What will you do about it? ➡️ Accountability ❓How do you say no? 👇

Wrong place. Wrong time. Wrong side of history. It's the perfect moment to recalibrate your internal compass. #SelfImprovement #Leadership #GrowthMindset #CareerDevelopment #Resilience #Adaptability #MindsetMatters #PersonalGrowth #Reflect #ProfessionalGrowth #SelfAwareness #westandwithisrael

No matter how many people say you can't do something, use that as inspiration to prove them wrong." 🦅 Eddie the Eagle's story is a testament to resilience and determination. Despite not being a natural sportsman, he chased his Olympic dream relentlessly. While he didn't win any medals in the 1988 Calgary Games, he captured the hearts of fans worldwide with his comically inept yet endearing performance as a British ski jumper. Key takeaways from Eddie's journey: - Dare to dream big, even if it seems crazy to others. - Tune out the naysayers and focus on your goals. - Be your own biggest supporter and advocate. - Practice relentlessly to hone your skills. - Persevere in the face of challenges and setbacks. - Surround yourself with a supportive network of people who believe in you. Watch Eddie's inspiring story here: [Link to the video] 🎥